Federal Law

National Park Week: A Musical Journey Through America’s Scenic National Parks The National Park Service has once again struck a resounding chord with America by unveiling an event that harmonizes the splendor of our nation’s parks with the soulful strains of music. From April 19 through April 27, National Park Week transforms into a celebration […] More

Examining the Use of Personal Email in High-Level Government Communication The recent revelations regarding national security adviser Michael Waltz and other top officials using personal Gmail accounts to conduct government business has sparked a controversy that is as tangled as it is worrisome. Critics and legal analysts alike are now left to figure a path […] More

Understanding Legal Barriers in the Digital Space The online world is a vast maze, but sometimes you hit a wall that stops you in your tracks. Recently, many internet users have encountered a message that reads, “451: Unavailable due to legal reasons.” At first glance, this might seem like just another error code, but when […] More

U.S. Political Maneuvers in the Arctic: A Closer Look at Greenland’s Election and the Presidential Agenda The recent developments in Greenland have stirred up multiple reactions on both sides of the Atlantic. With the U.S. sending key figures like Second Lady Usha Vance and National Security Adviser Mike Waltz on visits to this strategically important […] More

Understanding the Importance of Official Military Websites In today’s digital era, recognizing official government websites is key to ensuring that you are accessing information from reliable sources. Official U.S. military and Department of Defense websites use unique identifiers, such as the .mil domain, to signal their authenticity. This editorial takes a closer look at the […] More

Examining Governor Walz’s Iowa Tour: Political Messaging and Public Engagement This opinion editorial takes a closer look at Minnesota Governor Tim Walz’s recent foray into Iowa—a campaign-style tour through Republican-held congressional districts—and what it signifies in today’s charged political atmosphere. Governor Walz used a high school auditorium in Des Moines as his stage to voice […] More

National Security in a Time of Turbulent Global Shifts In our ever-changing world, the tricky parts of national security continue to evolve as global players adjust their strategies and realign their policies. From cyber operations and arms shipments to shifts in political leadership, the landscape remains both intimidating and full of problems. In this opinion […] More

The Delicate Tug-of-War: The Colorado River Crisis The Colorado River, an essential lifeline for more than 40 million people through seven states from Wyoming to Mexico, is tangled in a dramatic showdown. With a shrinking supply due to climate change, confusion abounds about how to share the River’s diminishing bounty fairly amongst its diverse stakeholders. […] More

Televangelist’s Politics: A Complicated Allegory of Privilege and Law When Celebrity Meets Politics – The Quiboloy Story Televangelist Apollo Quiboloy is not new to controversy. With his senatorial bid in the midst of serious court charges, his affluent and influential background has allowed for what many are deeming as preferential treatment. Allowed to recoard and […] More

The EU General Data Protection Regulation: An Exploration of Its Tricky Details and Related Issues Introduction: Overview of the GDPR as the Key Legislation Picture yourself attempting to enter a website, only to receive a message stating, “Unavailable for legal reasons.” This isn’t a mere electronic snag; it’s a consequence of legal regulations such as […] More

The Tricky Parts of Managing Runway Use at Reagan National Airport An Overview of Tensions on the Runways In a revealing turn of events, it has been brought to light that top officials from the Federal Aviation Authority (FAA), among them then-Administrator Michael Whitaker, were advocating fervently last summer for the shutdown of a frequently […] More