Class actions are critical tools for noncitizens subject to assertions of emergency authority, and the Northern District of Texas’s recent refusal to certify an AEA detainee class created a major procedu...

OpenAI's potential corporate shift from its “capped-profit” model may conflict with its AGI-for-humanity mission.

The president’s abusive invocations of emergency powers threaten American liberty and the constitutional system.

Yale intellectuals congratulate themselves for moving to Canada. 

The candidates may sound typical for today’s Europe; however, the ongoing Romanian election has been anything but.

Before entrusting AI agents with government power, it’s essential to verify that they’ll obey the law—even when instructed not to.

From CECOT to domestic jails, the Trump administration is engaging in incommunicado detention to cut migrants off from legal protections.

Courts will likely reject this effort to shield all of the executive’s cross-border actions from Administrative Procedure Act review.

Breaking down the reduction in tax workforce, DOGE’s attempts to access sensitive data, and the politicization and erosion of agency independence at the IRS

I have problems with the Qatar plane deal.

 AAUP v. Rubio challenges the administration’s policy of revoking visas for pro-Palestinian student activists.

The administration’s dismantling of humanitarian and refugee programs will profoundly affect Afghans.

China might use its expanding coercive toolkit to put Taiwan in its crosshairs.

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