On Sunday President Trump called on the leaders of the Middle East to join in the fight against terrorism. During the speech given to the Arab Islamic American Summit , international leaders were urged to collectively solve the problems of terrorism by doing their fair share to combat growing violence in their borders. Every time [...]

The Democratic People’s Republic of Korea on Sunday launched a short range missile on Friday creating strain in the reunification efforts with North Korea. The missile launch was the second in a series of test the nation is doing to strengthen their arms capabilities. South Korean President Moon Jae-in remarked that the last missile test [...]

Governor of Texas Greg Abbott is expected in coming days to sign into law House Bill 100 which creates a statewide legislation for ride sharing companies, allowing them access back into all Texas markets. The new legislation will allow both Lyft and Uber to enter several markets within the state. The new legislation will allow [...]

A panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on Friday ruled that the Arizona Department of Corrections‘ (ADC) outgoing mail policy calling for a “page-by-page content review” of inmates’ confidential outgoing legal mail violated the First and Sixth Amendments of the US Constitution. In reaching this conclusion, the panel applied Nordstrom [...]

The cabinet of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe approved a special bill on Friday allowing the reigning Emperor Akihito to abdicate his throne. This development comes after the 83-year-old emperor hinted at the negative impact the grueling schedule had on his health during a televised remark last year. The current laws preclude the emperor from retiring, [...]

The Human Rights Division of the United Nations Mission in South Sudan (UNMISS) released a report on Friday that revealed the findings of a year-long investigation into human rights violations in the Yei Town, Central Equatoria area of South Sudan. The human rights violations stem from violence between the government and opposition forces led by [...]

JURIST Guest Columnist, Roy S. Gutterman, of School of Public Communications at Syracuse University discusses the implications of late-night television political satire and the effect of FCC regulation on the First Amendment… Since the election late-night TV show hosts have been making a killing at the expense of the Trump administration. But new Federal Communications [...]

A settlement was reached between plaintiffs and several car manufacturers in a lawsuit concerning defective Takata airbag inflators on Thursday. The faulty airbags would rupture and expel debris, causing injury and damage to the vehicle’s cabin. At least 16 deaths were linked to the defect. Toyota, Subaru, Mazda and BMW will collectively pay out $553 [...]

Romania’s parliament approved legislation on Friday that facilitates financial support for Holocaust survivors. The law, which will be enforced starting July 1, will offer 400 lei (USD $97.98) per month for each year of deportation or detention to those who had their property taken or were forcefully removed from their homes to endure ghettos, concentration [...]

More than a dozen Democratic attorneys general filed a motion to intervene in a lawsuit that threatens key parts of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) on Thursday. House v. Price (formerly House v. Burwell) , a suit currently pending in the US Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit , was filed in [...]