Firing of R.I. Governor's Staffer for Pro-Gaza-Ceasefire/"End to the Occupation" Post Violated First Amendment

From Sanchez v. Almond, decided Wednesday by Judge John McConnell (D.R.I.): Mr. Sanchez began working at the office of ...

Dems in Disarray?

Plus: Obamacare premiums spike, the next James Bond, and the looming GOP civil war.

Promise to Apologize Might Be Enforceable—but Court Can't Order Apology if None Was Finally Agreed to

From Judge Mia Roberts Perez (E.D. Pa.) in Souderton Area for All v. Souderton Area School Dist., decided Sept.
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Supreme Court to Consider Successive Habeas Claim in Capital Case, Twenty Years After the Murder

This week, the Court will consider when a death-row inmate may file a second habeas application based on “a new rule of constitutional law, made retroactive to cases on collateral review by the ...

State Governments Burden Residents With Growing Debt Just Like the Feds

State and local governments owe nearly $5 trillion in long-term debt, including bonds and unfunded pension and retiree health ...

Brickbat: Redeverbot

German Chancellor Friedrich Merz is again calling to end online anonymity, which he argues makes it difficult to identify ...

Federal Court Rejects Trump Lawsuit Seeking to Block Certification of Alaska Senate Election Results

Today, in United States v. Alaska, federal district Judge Sharon Gleason ruled against the Trump administration's lawsuit ...