The revocation of Emily Suski’s job offer at the University of Arkansas sends a chilling message to law professors everywhere ...
A five-justice majority of the Supreme Court ruled Wednesday that candidates for federal office have a right to challenge election rules in federal court, simply by virtue of being candidates.
In October 2019, the Supreme Court heard oral argument in Bostock v. Clayton County, a case about whether a federal civil rights law that prohibits employment discrimination based on “sex” extends to ...
The Supreme Court heard oral argument today in Little v. Hecox and West Virginia v. BPJ, a pair of cases about state laws that prohibit transgender women and girls from playing school sports on ...
Link to: The Supreme Court’s War on Government Is Just Getting Started NEPA, however, is different. NEPA, or the National Environmental Policy Act, was the first major federal environmental statute of ...
On New Year’s Eve, Chief Justice John Roberts published the 2025 year-end report on the federal judiciary. For nearly 50 years, these annual reports consisted of the chief justice’s reflections on the ...
When Lindsay Hecox graduated from high school in 2019, she came out as transgender. A few months later, she started medically prescribed hormone replacement treatment—taking estrogen and suppressing ...
On January 6, 2021, President Donald Trump told a throng of furious supporters gathered at the Ellipse that the 2020 election was “rigged” and “stolen,” and that unless they were willing to “fight ...
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