Professor Gabor Rona's letter to the editor in The New York Times pointed out problems with overly expansive notions of "war" and "combatant" in a March 31 editorial titled "The

Professor Jessica Roth was a guest on CNN Newsroom, discussing Julian Assange's arrest and the future of the case.

Professor Kyron Huigens' op-ed in The Hill discusses Mueller, Barr and the idea of corrupt intent: "Where criminal law is concerned, the rule of law demands that people know what

Professor Ekow Yankah was a guest on Minnesota Public Radio to discuss the ongoing debate of whether the NCAA should compensate student athletes and a recent court ruling in Alston v.

Professor Myriam Gilles testified in front of the Senate Judiciary Committee April 2 at a hearing called "Arbitration in America."

Professor Ed Zelinsky wrote in Law360 on the Duchess of Sussex Meghan Markle’s taxation as a United States citizen living abroad.

The Seventh Circuit has ruled that Code Section 107(2) is constitutional, overturning Judge Barbara Crabb's 2017 ruling that the section violated the Establishment Clause.

Professor Sam Weinstein was interviewed by KCBS radio in San Francisco about the antitrust and competition implications of the Facebook/Instagram/WhatsApp/Messenger integration.

Professor Jessica Roth said on PBS NewsHour on March 13, 2019, "What's going to be key going forward is whether or not they are concerned about conduct that is separate from what