U.S. Strikes on Venezuelan Boats Spark Bipartisan Legal Debate
Lawmakers question presidential authority after U.S. strikes kill alleged Venezuelan drug traffickers.
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California Threatens Lawsuit If Trump Admin. Deploys National Guard
“We’re a nation of laws and accountability — not a nation that turns a blind eye to abuse of power,” Newsom said in a statement.
Handcuffs Can’t Cure Homelessness
If we want safer, healthier communities, the answer is not handcuffs, it’s compassion, treatment, and a commitment to human dignity.
When Family Businesses Face Divorce: Protecting Your Livelihood During Separation
One of these solutions may be more practical and less disruptive than forcing the sale of the business.
Is Lane Splitting Causing More Motorcycle Accidents in California?
While it’s not inherently unsafe when done within CHP’s guidelines, confusion among drivers and misuse by some riders can create dangerous situations.
First Circuit Upholds Massachusetts Question 3, Rejecting Industry Challenge to Humane Hog Confinement Standards
Court affirms legality of landmark farm animal protection law modeled on California’s Proposition 12.
Justice Department Announces Indictments Against Smartmatic
“This is more of the same,” Smartmatic said in a statement. “A photocopy of the previous spurious indictment.”
Scholarship Hacks 2025 – How International Students Can Win Funding (Even with a Low GPA)
A low GPA might feel like the end of the road. But it isn’t. Scholarships today are less about being perfect on paper and more about showing who you are.
SAF Files Motion to Amend Judgment in Reese v. ATF
SAF is joined in Reese v. ATF by the Firearms Policy Coalition, Louisiana Shooting Association and three private citizens, Joseph Granich, Emily Naquin and Caleb Reese, for whom the case is named.
Jay Hospital Fires Staff Over Patient Photos
Employees accused of photographing sedated patients, prompting firings and legal action.