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28 votes
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Denmark votes for defence bill giving US access to airbases – new agreement places bases in cities such as Karup and Skrydstrup under US jurisdiction
7 votes -
Denmark has come under international attention for its tough approach to immigration. And its Social Democrat prime minister is leading the charge.
9 votes -
Complete ban on international adoptions to Sweden has been proposed by a government-appointed commission which found widespread abuses and fraud
10 votes -
Bilingual, educated, qualified—and still not welcome in Quebec. As the province seeks to expand on its controversial Bill 21, critics warn of deepening discrimination.
13 votes -
The role of defense counsel in ensuring a fair US justice system
10 votes -
Fumbling in the dark: The winding tale of A.A.R.P. v. US President Donald Trump
16 votes -
EU is proposing far-reaching data retention laws and is asking for feedback
37 votes -
Denmark is set to have the highest retirement age in Europe after its parliament adopted a law raising it to 70 by 2040
10 votes -
Hungarian government submits law preparing to crack down on independent press and NGOs
13 votes -
Biglaw is under attack in the US. Here's what the firms are doing about it.
4 votes -
US district judge rules Donald Trump order targeting law firm Perkins Coie is unconstitutional
20 votes -
El Salvador won’t return Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the wrongly deported Maryland resident; Department of Justice will leave it up to El Salvador
45 votes -
‘This unlawful impost must fall’: Conservative group sues US President Donald Trump claiming tariffs are ‘unconstitutional exercise of legislative power’
48 votes -
UK Supreme Court: 'Woman' means biological female under the Equality Act 2010
28 votes -
When can we call this a dictatorship?
There is still resistance of a sort within the government, but dictatorships don't require 100% consolidation of all power into the Executive. And if that struggle is being ignored by the...
There is still resistance of a sort within the government, but dictatorships don't require 100% consolidation of all power into the Executive. And if that struggle is being ignored by the Executive, then what difference does it make?
37 votes -
An algorithm deemed this nearly blind 70-year-old prisoner a “moderate risk.” Now he’s no longer eligible for parole.
28 votes -
US Justice Department forbids its attorneys from speaking at American Bar Association events
14 votes -
US President Donald Trump targets Big Law. Why that matters to the rest of us.
13 votes -
South Korean court removes president from office, says he violated duties
34 votes -
US Army to build "warrior ethos" by no longer mandating basic laws of war or combat medicine training for all soldiers
33 votes -
Hungary withdraws from International Criminal Court during Benjamin Netanyahu visit
14 votes -
Amazon said to make a bid to buy TikTok in the US
14 votes -
US President Donald Trump blocked from deporting migrants to countries where they’re not citizens
41 votes -
Quakers in United Kingdom condemn police raid on Westminster Meeting House
15 votes -
US law firms mount collective pushback against Donald Trump’s executive orders with series of First Amendment lawsuits
16 votes -
lobsters admin discusses the impact of the UK Online Safety Act
15 votes -
US President Donald Trump's lawyers assert unchecked authority over international waters in hearing related to deportation case
18 votes -
A federal judge rules the dismantling of USAID likely violated the Constitution and blocks Elon Musk's Department of Government Efficiency from further cuts
37 votes -
Peru declares state of emergency as violent crimewave engulfs Lima
13 votes -
Texas arrests midwife and associates on charges of providing abortion
30 votes -
If a new constitution was written, what would you advocate for in it?
Not just a U.S. question... I think we're in the midst of seeing much of the world's political order being rearranged. So that's got me wondering, are we going to see some new nations emerge from...
Not just a U.S. question... I think we're in the midst of seeing much of the world's political order being rearranged. So that's got me wondering, are we going to see some new nations emerge from this? I recognize that's a very sanitized framing, and such things don't just "happen" without a lot of turmoil first, but I'm trying to make some optimistic projections about what could come after that.
So as a thought exercise, imagine you're participating in a constitutional convention for a new democratic government forming where you live. What are some things you would want to see included? What should be omitted?
23 votes -
Determination: Foreign affairs functions of the United States
14 votes -
US judge orders Donald Trump administration to reinstate most fired probationary staff
23 votes -
Court asked to intervene after email tells USAID workers to destroy classified documents
18 votes -
What a landmark ruling for the Sámi people in Finland means for the protection of Indigenous rights globally
8 votes -
Brother of US attorney general Pam Bondi, seeks to lead the Washington, D.C. bar association which oversees the ethical obligations of Washington attorneys
9 votes -
Midwives could be allowed to prescribe abortion pills in Sweden under new abortion legislation – home abortions without prior clinic pill visit to be permitted
15 votes -
Reasoning backward and forward: US birthright citizenship and the horseshoe
6 votes -
Denmark is to ban mobile phones in schools and after-school clubs on the recommendation of a government commission
10 votes -
US President Donald Trump sets the stage for legal chaos by reaffirming that Elon Musk actually runs Department of Government Efficiency
15 votes -
TikTok ban fueled by Israel, not China: US Congressional insiders spill the beans on how the law was passed
17 votes -
The legal blueprint for radical federalism - to protect state autonomy in the US
9 votes -
Attorneys are resigning in response to orders from US President Donald Trump's government
US attorney - Danielle Sassoon US attorney - Hagen Scotten
42 votes -
Interview - how Elon Musk blurs the lines of US free speech and raises tough first amendment questions
11 votes -
Denmark's policy of dispersing residents from neighbourhoods with large ethnic minorities is discriminatory, an adviser to the European Union's top court said
7 votes -
The American Bar Association supports the rule of law
38 votes -
Sweden's government has announced its intention to pursue a gun control reform law after an attack in the city of Örebro killed eleven people
21 votes -
US President Donald Trump appointed prosecutor Ed Martin withdrew Jan. 6 case against his own client
13 votes -
US DeepSeek users could face million-dollar fine and prison time under proposed bill
14 votes