Kavanaugh Faces Senate for Supreme Court Confirmation Hearings
The ideological balance of the Supreme Court hangs on one man, waiting to give conservatives the edge.
The U.S. government alleges that many people living along the U.S. border have illegitimate and fraudulent birth certificates, placing their legal status in question.
Reuters Journalists in Myanmar Sentenced to Seven Years in Prison
The two Reuters journalists charged with obtaining state secrets in Myanmar were sentenced to seven 7 years in prison by a judge.
Chicago Police Officer Heads to Trial for Shooting Death of Laquan McDonald
Officer Jason Van Dyke is charged with murder for the 2014 shooting death of 17-year-old McDonald.
The Supreme Court and the Cultural Battle Within America’s Public Schools
In a new book, law professor Justin Driver argues that the Supreme Court has failed to protect the constitutional rights of public school students since the 1970s.
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