Justice Sonia Sotomayor Didn’t Recuse Herself From Cases Involving Her Publisher

U.S. Allies Prepare For War

A Nation in Decline: The Uncertain Future of Great Britain

America's ally, Britain, is at a crossroads ahead of King Charles III's ascension to the throne

Jordan Neely and NYC's Crime Problem

Tech Companies Investigated for Visa Fraud as American Workers Are Replaced

Companies in the tech sectors may be colluding to artificially increase their workers’ chances of obtaining highly sought-after H-1B visas.

A Nation In Decline: The Uncertain Future of Great Britain

Small Supply Chain Disruptions Could Completely Halt the U.S. Military

The military’s dependence on a small number of defense suppliers is proving dangerous.

Class-Action Lawsuit Says the Government's Social Media Censorship ‘Conspiracy’ Violated the First Amendment

A Louisiana court will decide if private entities are allowed to act as government censors by proxy under the Constitution.

Supreme Court Case Could End the Chevron Doctrine, Cut Down on Executive Power

The case will have implications for numerous policy issues, from climate change to gun control.