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Trump’s Asylum Cruelty on Trial

A case in Canadian federal court attacks the administration’s model for stopping the flow of migrants seeking assistance: a refugee law ‘loophole.’

Demonstrators used Virginia’s annual Lobby Day to rage against the Democratic legislature’s imminent, and popular, gun safety proposals.

And advocates say that should be the end of the story.

A Neil Gorsuch ruling in 2016 has led to a marked increase in serious injuries to children from ingesting magnets.

Congress will finally pass a bill that restores their sovereignty.

By deporting the whistleblower and witness to the New Orleans hotel collapse, the Trump administration runs roughshod over common sense.

Virginia plans to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment next year, kicking off a battle over its fate.

How Justice Kagan’s invocation of the plain language of the law has come under attack

Recent critiques of the proposed levies hinge on breathing new life into the Constitutional Convention’s infamous compromise with slavery.

Federalist Society board member C. Boyden Gray recently gave his largest contribution ever to McConnell’s joint fundraising committee.