On the loyalty of lawyers and the attitude of voters

A post-colonial critique of imperialist language.

The new administration should disrupt the sanctions-evading movement of uranium from Namibia to North Korea.

The case in New York about which seemingly everyone sought to complain turns out to have legs.

A final dispatch from 100 Centre Street

The ICJ’s failure to engage with the region’s past highlights the vital role of historical awareness in shaping judicial legal reasoning.

OpenAI’s new o3 model suggests that it will not be long before AI systems are as smart as their human minders—or smarter.

The court ruled the divest-or-ban requirement does not violate the First Amendment.

What to make of the flurry of activity as Trump’s criminal cases wind down

As HTS leads efforts to rebuild Syria, it must contend with sectarian tensions, uncertain governance, and the need for inclusive peace.

A guide to the frenzy of filings that Trump and his co-defendants have made in six courts in an effort to erase his criminal record.

Recent Justice Department reports on police abuses in Memphis, Louisville, and other cities suggest eschewing crime suppression policing entirely, rather than tinkering with its machinery.