Law
Why Britney Spears' Conservatorship Did Not Stop Her From Performing Shows
The singer performed a total of 248 shows during a four-year residency at the Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
Garland Must Commit to Finishing Obama's Work on Solitary
After a year of COVID, every American ought to have a newfound appreciation for the profound physical and psychological effects that extreme social isolation can have on a person.
Facebook Bans News Content in Australia in Response to New Proposed Law
The company said that it will stop Australian users and publishers from viewing and sharing news content because of a proposed Media Bargaining law.
Lin Wood Uses Telegram App to Enlist 'Patriots' to Investigate Disbarment
The pro-Trump attorney asked his social media followers to help him challenge a threat from the Georgia State Bar to suspend his legal license by digging through their personal and political affiliations, and client history.
Legacy of COVID Could be More Young Voters and Leaders
For new ideas, we need to look to new adults.
David Schoen Defends Trump Legal Team After Republican Criticism
The former president's defense lawyer promised his team would be "well prepared" in the future.
The Biden Administration Can Act on Criminal Justice Reform Now
The Biden administration can fulfill the promise to end the federal death penalty immediately and for many years to come without congressional action.
Jailing of Revenge Porn Victim in Morocco Sparks Calls to Change Sex Laws
After a woman was jailed over a sexually explicit video leaked without her consent, Moroccan activists launched a social media campaign against a law criminalizing sex outside of marriage.
DOJ Should Appoint Special Counsel to Prosecute Trump
Prosecuting Donald Trump for violating federal law is the job of the Justice Department and appointing a special counsel would be the best way of getting it done.
Court Faces Backlash for Allowing Capitol Riot Suspect to Go on Vacation
Jenny Cudd said she had entered the Capitol "completely legally" and would do the same thing again.
Whitmer Calls for Sidney Powell, Election Lawsuit Lawyers To Be Disbarred
The Michigan governor and two other top state officials are also pushing for federal sanctions against the attorneys.
Uncivil Religion in an Uncivil War
Civil religion is the set of sacred values, rituals and symbols that tell a nation's story and give a shared identity to its people.
Trump's Second Impeachment Could Affect His Ability to Pardon Himself
Legal scholars are divided on whether it would be possible for the president to pardon himself, and the case becomes even weaker after impeachment.
A 10 Point Guide to the Prosecution of Donald Trump
How the last days of Trump's presidency is handled relative to Trump being removed from office or not is one thing, but he must be removed from the political stage permanently.
Fact Check: Did Donald Trump Sign the Insurrection Act?
The act was last invoked during the Rodney King riots in Los Angeles in 1992. George H.W. Bush issued a proclamation on May 1, 1992.
An Economic and Humanitarian Win-Win: Using Jobs to Resettle Refugees
Generous resettlement provisions save lives in the short run.
Bar Association Urged to Disqualify Giuliani Over 'Trial by Combat' Speech
Two Democratic congressmen issued a letter to the New York Bar Association, urging them to investigate and disqualify the president's attorney for encouraging an "agitated, armed crowd," to engage in violence at the U.S. Capitol.
Bending the Line of Progress
In the modern economy, discrimination is not always obvious. While intentional discrimination still exists, prejudice often manifests itself in unintentional, imperceptible and hidden conduct.
California's Prop 22 Sparks Outrage as Albertsons, Vons Lay Off Drivers
Several public figures have expressed outrage against the latest law, which allows workers fewer protections and other benefits they'd be entitled to as employees.
GOP Sheriff Hopeful Claims He Won't Impose Laws Infringing on 'Liberties'
Steve Felano, the 35-year-old founder of 2ANYS, a gun rights advocacy group, announced his candidacy in Erie County, despite having no prior experience in law enforcement.
NYC Restaurants in 'Dire Situation' Between Indoor Ban and Winter Weather
With an imminent snowstorm approaching and indoor dining banned for the time being, the director of the New York City Hospitality Alliance says that restaurants in the Big Apple are reeling once again.
Prison Company Sues Activist for Writing About Family Separation
They are a business that's dedicated to harm," Candide Group's Morgan Simon told Newsweek. "I lead a business that's dedicated to social change, and investing in the companies and funds that are changing the world.
Katie Porter Spars With Mnuchin At Hearing: 'Ridiculous You're Play Acting'
"I think it's ridiculous that you're play acting to be a lawyer when you have no legal degree," Rep. Katie Porter (D-Calif.) told Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin during a House hearing on Wednesday.
What Is Section 230 and Can It Be 'Terminated'?
President Donald Trump has suggested Section 230 should be "immediately" stopped for national security reasons. But what is the U.S. law and does he have the power to change it?
Giuliani Says Trump Camp Split with Powell Over 'Different Theories'
The president's personal lawyer cut ties with Powell in a statement earlier this week after she peddled conspiracy theories.
AOC Attacks Double Standard After Kyle Rittenhouse's Release
"For people who say 'systemic racism doesn't exist,' this is what it looks like: protection of white supremacy baked deep into our carceral systems," the congresswoman tweeted Saturday.
Biden's Lead Lawyer Says GOP Lawsuits Would Be 'Clumsy, Doomed to Failure'
Bob Bauer told MSNBC that any Republican fight against the counting of late mail-in ballots would be a "fool's errand".
The American Bar Association Is Wrong. Barrett Is Not Well Qualified
The ABA has provided cover to senators who quote its irresponsible rating as if it were the final word from the legal profession. It is not.
Judge Amy Coney Barrett Is the Right Nominee for This Moment
As a former law clerk of hers, I am one of the many people who models his life on Judge Barrett's.
Most Voters Want SCOTUS Seat to be Filled by Election Winner: Poll
A new survey from ABC News and The Washington Post found that 52 percent of voters opposed an immediate SCOTUS appointment.