Is It Legal to Abduct a Sitting Head of State?
The arrest of Venezuelan President Nicolás Maduro has triggered one of the most legally complex international disputes in decades.
Josh Emlen
The U.S. has detained Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro. What are they accusing him of?
The United States military conducted a night operation against the country of Venezuela this past week, damaging 3 military bases, killing over 80 people, and arresting President Nicolas Maduro on many charges.
Federal Court Rules President Trump Must Continue SNAP Benefits Amid Government Shutdown
As the government shutdown surpasses 30 days, federal judges have ordered the Trump administration to use contingency funds to keep the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) running.
The Spotlight: Affirmative Action Ban Reshapes College Admissions Nationwide and in Colorado
From revised essay prompts and targeted financial aid to changes in legacy and early-decision policies, the end of affirmative action is driving a major shift in how students are evaluated for admission.
Analysis: Charlie Kirk's death should not be celebrated
With the recent passing of Charlie Kirk, a problem that has been festering for over a decade has come further into the spotlight.
Michigan judge dismisses state's "fake electors" case
All 15 election charges were dismissed as prosecutors failed to show criminal intent. Brought by AG Dana Nessel in 2023, the charges included eight felonies, including forgery and conspiracy.
TikTok Bans & Free Speech: Where Does the First Amendment Draw the Line?
TikTok bans are making headlines as lawmakers clash over whether restricting the popular app violates the First Amendment.