Decision in Hall v. D.C. Board of Elections by Judge Randolph, joined by Judges Pillard and Childs. Excerpts on the theory of vote dilution (lightly revised): Seven District of Columbia citizen-voters ...

Federal judges are retiring at a historically slow pace at the onset of President Donald Trump’s second term, most strikingly ...

Aspiring attorneys who can't afford full law school tuition could end up paying more for their degrees while some might get ...

My last post yesterday highlighted the patience NYC voters might need, but it looks like the verdict was pretty clear even in ...

NBC reports on the big spotlight that ranked-choice voting got on Tuesday, and suggests that the election may provide both proponents and opponents with “fresh data.” ...

Sentinel reports on two cases that the state Supreme Court declined to hear. I’m sure Justice Bradley, who angrily pre-castigated her colleagues (in a dissent from the order simply directing a ...

Gazette points out, though 25 states have either bans or rules about disclosures for AI in campaign materials, the current draft of the “Big Beautiful Bill” has a 10-year moratorium on state AI ...

O ne of Resident Evil's most celebrated protagonists, Leon Kennedy, may finally be making a return in Resident Evil Requiem.

I flagged an important 4th Circuit opinion rejecting Virginia’s claims that it was immune from suit under the Virginia Readmission Act, which plaintiffs’ assert prevents the Commonwealth from ...

YouTube star Derek Muller built an 18-million-subscriber YouTube empire by challenging misconceptions about science. Now his own blood test and a sudden EPA reversal give his work urgent relevance.

Washington Post article enumerates in concrete terms the post-Watergate guardrails that are under attack, including: As the article notes, conservatives see these reforms as an unconstitutional ...