Author: Mike Florio

The deal is done.Read More

View the Carolina Hurricanes vs. Buffalo Sabres game played on November 23, 2025. Box score, stats, odds, highlights, play-by-play, social & moreRead More

By Griffin Barfield Clemson University’s Robert H. Brooks Sports Science Institute will host its second-annual Research and Creative Endeavors in theRead More

Rejection by the centrist lawmakers axed further negotiations on the draft law proposed by the EU executive for member states to monitor and report on forest conditions.Read More

The Supreme Court has been asked to revisit a previous ruling it made on what it means to be deprived of liberty.Read More

Opinion | Russia’s law on “foreign agents” has been tightened again, allowing for criminal prosecution after only a single administrative fine.Read More

By Bo Erickson and David Hood WASHINGTON (Reuters) -President Donald Trump’s mass firings of federal workers during the second-longest government shutdown in U.S. history could hamper implementationRead More

The European Commission has changed course, again, on its landmark anti-deforestation law, known as the EUDR. But what does this all mean in practice?Read More

OAKLAND — California Attorney General Rob Bonta announced joining a coalition of 20 attorneys general in urging the U.S. Supreme Court to protect states’ longstanding authority to request informationRead More

Trump critics in Portland and Chicago cannot claim that Presidents lack the authority to call out the troops to protect the national government and enforce federal law. Presidents have used these same authorities to desegregate southern schools in the 1950s after Brown v. Board of Education and to protect civil rights protesters in the 1960s. Those who cheer those interventions cannot now deny the same constitutional authority when it is exercised by a president they oppose. If critics want the federal government to have the power to enforce civil rights laws against resistant states, they also must concede to President…