President Donald Trump recently issued an executive order that seeks to limit to whom the United States Postal Service can send mail-in election ballots across the country. In short, the executive order – if allowed to stand – would prohibit send… Read More

As outlined in prior posts, including on September 1, 2025 and on February 9, 2026, the current Federal regime has attacked vital civil rights and civil liberties and, more generally, the rule of law repeatedly and aggressively since taking power. In… Read More

In January 2026, masked paramilitaries deployed to Minnesota by the Federal regime summarily killed two peaceful legal observers in broad daylight: Renee Good and Alex Pretti. As immortalized by Bruce Springsteen’s immediately top-selling song “S… Read More

The Leadership Conference for Civil and Human Rights (“LCCHR”), one of the leading civil rights and civil liberties organizations in the United States, recently published a highly detailed report and related timeline of what the current Federal r… Read More

As of January 1, 2026, Minnesota employees have guaranteed paid family and medical leave to use in an array of situations. This imminently implemented law, Minn. Stat. §§ 268B.01, et seq., requires employers to provide paid leave to their employees… Read More

The shadow docket of the Supreme Court involves decisions by the Supreme Court majority without written briefs submitted by the affected parties, without oral argument by those parties, without questions from the Supreme Court in response, and withou… Read More

Among other extreme actions, the new regime has deployed or sought to deploy soldiers in multiple cities and States around the country over the objections of the people and political leadership there. Tellingly, the majority of people living in those… Read More

The escalating attack against unions and the employees they represent persists. The Federal regime recently and unilaterally terminated the collective bargaining agreements (CBAs) governing approximately 30 Federal agencies, including the United Stat… Read More