Guest writer Rosa Arabelle Bartle takes an in-depth look at the Trump Administration's latest revisions to the US immigration architecture.

Since he assumed office on January 20, 2025, as of February 12th,  President Donald Trump has signed 64 Executive Orders (EO) , marking...

This article critically examines the implications of Trump-era regulatory policies on M&A transactions and capital markets.

A closer look at President Trump's second attempt at withdrawing the United States from the Paris Climate Agreement.

Jack Smith releases new evidence on Trump's alleged criminal activity on January 6th 2021. This follows SCOTUS ruling him immune in July.

This article explores the legal ramifications of the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. Anderson.

This article details Trump's current New York fraud trial. It explains why he is on trial and describes the accusations against him.

Updates about the 6 January attack on the US Capitol and how it is being investigated by various bodies

This article explores the two-party system and discusses why it exists and whether it should be scrapped in favor of a multi-party system

20 years after the US began military involvement in Afghanistan, immigration laws and foreign policies threaten a humanitarian crisis

This article explores the relationship between the US and Israel and analyses Biden’s response to the May 2021 protests and conflict

Biden aims to close Guantanamo Bay before the end of his first presidential term but, much like Obama, will face significant obstacles.

This article analyses the Biden Administration's use of executive orders and why they are an unsuitable alternative to passing legislation.

From escalating conflict between Israel and Palestine to LGBTQ healthcare protections in the US, here are some legal news headlines from May

An analysis of Sidney Powell’s defense against Dominion Voting Systems’ defamation lawsuit in the historical context of US libel law.

Discussion of insufficient accounts of what constitutes incitement to violence and its impacts on democratic legal status

Taking a closer look at the Federal Election Commission, this article discusses how to register a new political party in the United States.

US' sanctions towards Cuba inhibited the country’s COVID-19 response but recent economic reforms may suggest future shifts in policy

Section 230 of the CDA allows social media platforms undue influence over political and social realities and requires urgent reform

Top legal headlines in January, from Japanese reparations to former Comfort Women to legal action following claims of election fraud