July 24, 2026 Succession: Why Congress has no clear plan when lawmakers can’t serve Lawmaker absences expose a constitutional gap over replacing members who cannot serve.
July 24, 2026 The surveillance camera on your street corner: lawful spying or constitutionally problematic? Automated license plate readers are expanding across the U.S., fueling privacy and surveillance concerns.
July 23, 2026 WATCH: Brandon Gill corners law school gatekeeper with DEI question she won't answer Rep. Brandon Gill pressed ABA president on whether diversity principles would justify rejecting a third Black Supreme Court justice nomination.
July 23, 2026 Obama Center subcontractor shuts down amid $4M fight, lays off 25 A plumbing contractor claims the Obama Presidential Center project forced him to lay off 25 workers and suspend operations over disputed payments.
July 22, 2026 JONATHAN TURLEY: Judge Boasberg whines about Trump’s power and then gets caught exceeding his own Pro-life groups appeal after Judge James Boasberg again denied them a jury trial over alleged selective enforcement against their chalk protest.
July 21, 2026 Congress to put American Bar Association in hot seat over DEI rules tied to law school accreditation Rep. Brandon Gill, R-Texas, called a hearing on Wednesday to investigate DEI's influence on law schools and the profession. The top witness is Michelle A. Behnke, the president of the American Bar Association.
July 21, 2026 Prosecutor ousted after alleged romance with illegal immigrant sex-crime suspect: 'Pattern of misconduct' Missouri's attorney general accused county prosecutor Camille Johnston of an intimate relationship with an illegal immigrant charged in a sexual assault case in her jurisdiction.
July 20, 2026 Woke language overhaul would strip the word 'inmate' from New York City's entire jail rulebook The New York City Board of Correction is replacing "inmate" with "person in custody" across jail regulations as part of a person-first language effort.
July 19, 2026 Liberal state Supreme Court justice blasts SCOTUS conservatives, says Hawaii will defy high court Justice Todd Eddins accused Roberts' Supreme Court of reviving discredited 1857 and 1896 rulings while dismantling constitutional rights and democracy.
July 19, 2026 Democrat lawmaker's 107 mph traffic stop brings bodycam battle front and center again The sheriff's office involved in a New Hampshire lawmaker's 107 mph traffic stop lacks body cameras and dashboard cameras due to funding shortfalls.
