What happens when retirees discover their Social Security checks are much smaller than expected?
Patent law and administrative law intersect in this case that raises a question about the Appointments Clause of the U.S. Constitution.
U.S. officials hold talks with Taliban, Merck ask FDA to approve its COVID treatment, flight disruptions, and Nobel prizes
Police reform measures stuck in defunding debate quagmire
Emerson College suspends conservative student group for China critique
David C. Innes | A weak government is a government that betrays God’s calling
Spending bill debate heats up, Taiwan defiant despite Chinese aggression, a blackout in Lebanon, and a shootout in Minnesota
Mississippi and Tennessee argue over which state has the right to underground water reserves
Debt ceiling debate drags on, Pfizer’s kid vaccine, unemployment rate drops, Texas appeals los in abortion law case, and WHO sends COVID supplies to North Korea
