Author: Scott Busby, Mary Giovagnoli, Harold Hongju Koh, Michael Posner
Former senior officials explain why the Trump administration’s argument in Noem v. Al Otro Lado is morally troubling and legally wrong.Read More
The biggest change to voting in Republican election bill could become a burden for many US voters.Read More
President Donald Trump temporarily waived a century-old shipping mandate to lower the cost of transporting oil, gas and other commodities around the US, marking his latest bid to combat the rise in energy prices spurred by his war in Iran.Read More
Trump issued a 60-day waiver of the Jones Act, the White House confirmed.Read More
Sometimes, solving a major economic challenge just requires local government to step aside.Read More
FAYETTEVILLE — A candidate for Arkansas Secretary of State lost the first round in his legal battle to allow exit polling within 100 feet of Arkansas voting sites, but he’s not giving up the fight.Read More
Former Virginia AG Miyares argues Democrat background check law prevented ODU from knowing shooter’s terrorism conviction, calling it unsafe policy.Read More
Lifting the Jones Act temporarily allows foreign ships to transport cargo across the US, but critics question efficacy.Read More
Industry money has been pouring into the congressional campaign of Michael Alfonso, a 26-year-old political unknown from Wisconsin. The candidate’s father-in-law happens to be the U.S. secretary of transportation.Read More
A bill safeguarding protections for Kansas law enforcement agencies working with ICE advanced in the Senate Wednesday.Read More