DOJ Charges 11 Illegals in $1.4M Benefit Fraud Crackdown
Agents charge 15 people in Massachusetts in public benefits fraud scheme.
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Alabama Contractor Settles Cybersecurity False Claims Case
Federal officials settled claims involving alleged cybersecurity failures on Navy contracts in Alabama.
Interstate Travel with a Concealed Carry Permit: Legal Questions Every Gun Owner Should Ask
Interstate travel with a concealed carry permit requires more than a valid permit and good intentions.
Supreme Court Hands Down Significant Second Amendment Victory
“The Court’s decision today affirms what SAF has argued for some time – there is no historical tradition of permanently disarming law-abiding citizens who use marijuana,” said SAF Executive Director Adam Kraut.
Cornell Student Reported for Antisemitic Comment
Cornell student faces backlash after rejecting job offer with antisemitic message and comments.
What Are a Landlord’s Legal Obligations to Tenants After Severe Weather?
Landlords should be clear on their legal obligations when severe weather hits. So stay informed on your state laws and you’ll keep your tenants protected and avoid costly legal consequences.
Security Deposit Disputes in Colorado: A Landlord’s Roadmap to Fair Resolution
The strength of a security deposit dispute on either side almost always comes down to documentation.
Why a Dedicated College Football Commissioner Will Strengthen the Sport and NIL Governance
When every major decision is filtered through money, college football risks drifting away from the educational and developmental mission that has long justified its place in higher education.
100 Best Legal Blogs to Follow in 2026
The list includes such successful blogs as Law.com (#1), Above the Law (#3), the SCOTUS Blog (#4), and Harvard Law Review (#6).
Who Is Prohibited from Owning a Gun Under Federal Law?
A person does not always need a violent felony conviction to lose firearm rights under federal gun laws. Certain people are automatically banned from owning firearms because lawmakers consider them a higher public safety risk.