USDA’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act guidance on immigrant SNAP eligibility at issue A coalition of more than 20 states led by Oregon and New…
Law of the West
Plaintiffs say new eligibility limits violate federal law and threaten the workforce that Congress meant to protect Two coordinated lawsuits filed Nov. 3, 2025 in…
The Constitution stands in the way of Trump’s push to ban mail voting by executive order In yet another effort to lay the groundwork for…
With crime falling and no civil unrest, the president’s unprecedented deployment of troops in the nation’s capital raises questions of abuse of power and political…
A federal court in New Hampshire became, on July 10, among the latest to block President Donald J. Trump’s executive order that purports to strip…
A House bill advancing through Congress would establish a national framework for college athlete compensation, barring student-athletes from employee status while granting broad regulatory authority to the NCAA—sparking partisan debate over labor rights and athlete protections.
New fossil analysis and biogeographic modeling reveal that Tyrannosaurus rex likely descended from Asian tyrannosaurs that migrated into North America over 70 million years ago.
The U.S. Army’s May 1 overhaul plan redefines force structure, slashes legacy systems, and invests in multidomain formations to counter threats from China, Russia, and emerging autonomous weapons—marking the Army’s most significant transformation in decades.
COMMENTARY: 100 of the Worst Incidents of Political Violence in U.S. History
Kirk’s murder is the latest in a long line of killings motivated by ideology The murder of right-wing firebrand Charlie Kirk on Sept. 10 has…