September 8, 2026 Michael Phillips

The Courts’ Long War: How 25 Years of Case Law Answered — and Didn’t — the Legal Questions 9/11 Raised

August 2, 2026 Michael Phillips

The DOJ Just Walked Back Its Own ADA Guidance. Here’s What That Means for Disabled Americans.

August 2, 2026 Michael Phillips

Guns at the Altar: What a Maryland Synagogue’s Lawsuit Reveals About the Unsettled Law of “Sensitive Places”

March 7, 2026 Michael Phillips

The End of Chevron: How Loper Bright v. Raimondo Reshaped Administrative Power and Judicial Review

March 4, 2026 Michael Phillips

Supreme Court Clarifies Judicial Review in Asylum Cases: Urias-Orellana v. Bondi

March 3, 2026 Michael Phillips

Supreme Court Considers Emergency Application in Parental Rights Dispute Over California School Policies

February 20, 2026 Michael Phillips

Supreme Court Reins In Executive Tariff Power

February 2, 2026 Michael Phillips

How the Supreme Court Has Weakened the Voting Rights Act—and Why Louisiana v. Callais Could Go Further

January 30, 2026January 30, 2026 Michael Phillips

Bartnicki v. Vopper and the Line Between Journalism and Illegality

January 30, 2026 Michael Phillips

McCutcheon v. Federal Election Commission: When Aggregate Limits Fell