THE debate over an anti-political dynasty law often proceeds as if the problem were merely political will. If only Congress ...

Pakistan's categorical rejection of attempts to undermine Somalia's sovereignty, following reports of Israel's recognition of Somaliland, is both timely and necessary. By reiterating its support for ...

The long American century is over. Across the world, affiliations and institutions staked in blood and soil, faith-based (as ...

For a party born of uprising and expectation, the question now is whether electoral arithmetic has eclipsed political imagination — and whether voters will forgive that trade-off ...

Why sex offender registries succeed or fail depends on psychology, culture, and assessment, not fear or public exposure.

Despite the apparent logic, some critics argue that abandoning sedans represents a dangerous shortsightedness that could haunt these manufacturers in the coming years. Major automakers have dropped ...

International law is not contingent upon flawless compliance but emerges from the interplay of institutional coherence, ...

The Tribunal ruled that once the original notice itself is jurisdictionally invalid, later compliance with section 148A is irrelevant. Foundational defects cannot be remedied ...

Consumer rights attorney Meir Rubinov critiques the Fifth Circuit’s decision in Reyes v. Equifax, which upheld summary judgment for the credit reporting agency despite the consumer’s sworn identity ...

The Justice Department’s decision to attack Washington, DC’s rifle and magazine restrictions has turned a long‑running policy ...

Despite corruption scandals, Zelensky has not abandoned Yermak's system. Why this could be a fatal mistake — Inna Vedernikova ...

Introduction Pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) is an effective HIV prevention strategy, but its impact is limited by low uptake ...