Federal Law

Trump’s Past Debt Rhetoric and Today’s Spending Debate When Donald Trump launched his presidential campaign, one of the key talking points was his promise to tackle America’s staggering national debt. He boldly labeled himself “the king of debt” and assured voters that he would pay off the nation’s multi-trillion-dollar burden in just eight years. At […] More

Preserving Prehistoric Petroglyphs of Northeast Wyoming: A Cultural Milestone The recent addition of the Daly Petroglyphs site to the National Register of Historic Places marks not only a win for historical preservation but also a renewed spotlight on Wyoming’s rich cultural heritage. This op-ed takes a closer look at the significance of this ancient site, […] More

Reflections on a Distinguished Military Career and Its Legal Implications The retirement of Major General R. Van McCarty marks not only the end of an illustrious 42‐year tenure in the military but also reminds us of the crucial interplay between decisive leadership and sound legal frameworks in times of national change. In this opinion editorial, […] More

Trump’s Unexpected Museum Move: A Controversial Exercise of Presidential Authority The recent decision by President Donald Trump to dismiss Kim Sajet from her role as director of the National Portrait Gallery is raising many eyebrows across political and cultural arenas. In announcing her termination, the president labeled Sajet as “highly partisan” without citing any legal […] More

Examining the Restructuring of the National Security Council and Its Broader Implications The recent overhaul of the National Security Council (NSC) in the Trump administration has stirred considerable debate among legal experts, policy analysts, and political watchers alike. In an era where global security is full of problems and the threat landscape is constantly shifting, […] More

Online Verification and Its Impact on Digital Legal Landscapes The digital age has revolutionized the way legal practices and journalistic endeavors interact with technology. One small but significant piece of our online experience is the verification process we see when accessing websites. The routine message “Verifying you are human. This may take a few seconds” […] More

Collateral Damage: The Unintended Fallout of Federal Funding Cuts The recent actions of the Trump administration have left many Americans reeling from the consequences of what can only be described as a targeted crackdown on federal resources. Despite the administration’s claims of a necessary shake-up in Washington, D.C., the repercussions are being felt far from […] More

Oklahoma’s Unique Approach to Tax and Energy Policy: A Closer Look In recent weeks, discussions on Capitol Hill have shifted to the realm of tax and energy policies—a subject that carries both complicated pieces and tricky parts. With sweeping legislation on the horizon, the spotlight falls on Oklahoma’s approach to energy development and tax code […] More

Resuming a Historic Tradition: Balancing Heritage with Modern Safety The recent decision by the U.S. Army to resume the use of horse-drawn caissons at Arlington National Cemetery has sparked a mix of admiration, debate, and cautious optimism. This move not only underlines the importance of preserving time-honored customs, but it also illustrates how the military […] More

Examining the Legal Implications of Regional Content Restrictions The digital world has grown exponentially over the past two decades, opening the door to new legal challenges and debates that have captured the attention of policymakers, content creators, and consumers alike. One such challenge is the phenomenon of geo-restrictions—the practice of limiting access to certain content […] More