Burn It All Down Luca Brown Oct 6, 2018 Today, the United States Senate voted by a razor-thin margin to confirm credibly accused sexual assaulter Brett…
Brett Kavanaugh in the Time of Me Too Emily Hunt Sep 29, 2018 As the swing vote on the Supreme Court, Justice Anthony Kennedy could not be pinned ideologically one way or the…
The Rise of the U.S. Moderate Lilla Adams Aug 12, 2018 When U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy abruptly announced his retirement on June 27th, all of Washington…
Testing the Limits of Digital Privacy Lilla Adams Feb 6, 2018 Named as the case that could transform privacy law in the digital era, the 2018 Supreme Court case Carpenter v.…
Executives in Exile: Venezuela’s Missing Court Chris Cadogan Nov 6, 2017 Throughout 2016, the United States' presidential election featured vehement debates regarding the future of…
Kenya’s Historic Elections, Unknown Future Alexandra Yiannoutsos Sep 24, 2017 During the summer of 2017, election season put all eyes on Kenya. Although a decade ago, the unprecedented violence…
Kenya’s Supreme Court Defiantly Rejects Afro-Pessimistic Election Media… Taylor Mitchell Sep 7, 2017 After a contentious election, Kenya’s supreme court made history on September 1st by rejecting the recent…
The Slow War of Voting Discrimination Ryan Mernin Apr 6, 2016 The Supreme Court rejected on Monday a challenge to the ‘one person one vote’ principle, which designates that…
Obama’s Nomination: How Garland Can Break the GOP’s Hold on the Senate Dylan Lamberti Mar 28, 2016 On March 16, 2016, President Obama nominated Merrick Garland to fill Antonin Scalia’s seat on the Supreme Court…
Scalia and The Future of Union Dues Sam Hersh Feb 15, 2016 It seems like there has been so much going on in America lately, it pains me not to write about it... A monumental…