The Supreme Court just dropped a major ruling on presidential immunity. It’s a decision that changes how and when former presidents can be held accountable for what they do in office. The court decided former presidents get pretty broad protection from criminal charges for things they did officially, but not for everything. So, yeah, it’s … Read more
The Supreme Court’s recent immigration ruling is shaking up how U.S. immigration policy gets enforced. It hands the government more say over who can stay and who gets removed, which is going to change both enforcement and how certain groups of migrants are treated. This decision doesn’t just touch current protections—it’ll change how future cases … Read more
An injunction is a legal order from a court that tells someone to stop doing something or, sometimes, to start doing a specific action. It’s used to prevent harm or protect your rights before a case is fully resolved. This tool helps make sure people follow the law and avoid actions that could cause problems. … Read more
The Supreme Court has made some big moves lately that directly affect your rights at work. These decisions influence how discrimination claims are handled, how federal agencies enforce protections, and what options you have if you’re treated unfairly. Some rulings help employees prove discrimination, while others limit the power of agencies that protect workers. This … Read more