From a simple lease agreement signed in 1903, the United States presence in Guantanamo, Cuba, grew complicated once Fidel Castro took power in 1959. The oldest American overseas military base, the nature and role of “Mayberry with a Caribbean...
On the campaign trail, President Donald J. Trump promised aggressive immigration policies. Through executive order and shifts in enforcement priorities, the Trump administration has implemented changes—both in blocking entry to the United States...
Federal arbitration expert Q&A on NLRB v. Murphy Oil, Lewis v. Epic Systems, and Morris v. Ernst & Young LLP
The headline question before the Supreme Court on October 2 concerns...
Title IX Changes Are Coming. Can Sides Find Common Ground? I BuzzFeed News
Tamara Rice Lave expected a lot of disagreement when she invited 12 lawyers and...
How First Amendment Battles Are Shaping Up In the Social Media Age I The Hollywood Reporter
Whether it's Trump's tweets, the Google diversity...
How American Presidents Ended Up With the ‘Kingly’ Power to Pardon I History Channel
“There was a proposal to require Senate approval for [...
Some racist, homophobic chants in Charlottesville may not be protected under 1st Amendment Vox
Constitutional law experts say these last two examples may not be protected forms of speech.
"You could...
In the US, buying streets is a centuries-old trend I BBC News
“There’s a variety of ways that property law is odder than what you might think,” says Andres...
“Living Law” is a series of...
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