Justice Alito’s financial disclosure for 2025 is released
Justice Samuel Alito reported travel to the United Kingdom, Italy, and Arizona in 2025, as well as $33,333 in income […]
Expert Backgrounder: What to Watch for at This Week’s Pivotal International Meeting on Autonomous Weapons
Beginning today, diplomats, lawyers, and military experts from approximately 100 governments will convene at the United Nations in Geneva for
Jim Clyburn Vouched For Clarence Thomas In 1991, Now He Wants To Add Four Justices To Compensate
Congressman Jim Clyburn (D-SC) (Photo by Bill Pugliano/Getty Images) Rep. James Clyburn went on “Meet the Press” this weekend and
Office of Public Affairs | U.S. Attorneys and Department of Justice Join Departments of Transportation and Homeland Security and White House Fraud Task Force to Launch Historic Interagency Effort to Crack Down on Fraud in Trucking Industry
Eight U.S. Attorneys and the Department of Justice (DOJ) today joined Secretary Sean P. Duffy of the Department of Transportation
Circuit Revives Kentucky Law Professor’s First Amendment Suit Over Israel Petition
Back in July, a University of Kentucky spokesperson offered a theory of why the school’s investigation of law professor Ramsi
NY Prosecutor Blows Whistle on Letitia James’ Office: We Were Ordered to Target Trump
President Donald Trump has long accused New York Attorney General Letitia James of using the power of her office to
FOUNDATION STONE LAID FOR ADMINISTRATIVE BLOCK OF SUPREME COURT BRANCH REGISTRY QUETTA (31-Aug-2026)
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Hofstra University Faculty Could Strike Tuesday as Contract Talks Stall
“Hofstra University is actively engaged in negotiations with the AAUP and is committed to reaching an agreement that is fair
Legal AI Needs An Escalation Layer
The most important decision an AI agent makes may be the decision not to decide. As legal AI moves from
New Survey Says Lawyers Are Just As Miserable As Everyone Else
Seventy-three percent of professionals say administrative work makes them at least slightly miserable. The remaining 27 percent are presumably either