The reasoning and implications behind the US Supreme Court’s landmark tariff ruling
A seismic judgment finds Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ unlawful, highlighting his constitutional limits and foreshadowing future challenges in international trade law.
Trump’s tariffs: Who stands to lose?
Australia may have been spared the worst of Donald Trump’s new tariffs but what does this latest round of trade sanctions say about the legal…
Birthright Citizenship: when “home” becomes a game of border politics
As attempts to end birthright citizenship are stymied in the United States, we examine the legal principle of “jus soli”, and how citizenship laws have…
Chief Justice takes aim at anti-Semitism, misinformation and Elon Musk in Opening of Law Term address
NSW Chief Justice Andrew Bell has defended the rule of law in a speech referencing anti-Semitic attacks, Gen AI and US Presidential pardons.
The ban that was until it wasn’t: What’s going on with TikTok in the United States?
Attempts to ban the popular Chinese-owned social media platform TikTok in the United States have been delayed, but a question mark still hangs over its…
Film review: The Apprentice
The long-awaited biopic of Donald Trump’s rise to fame comes a little bit too early and has little to say. But it gives us a…
The threat of far-right rises
A concerning trend in Europe sees far-right parties more influential. What is the role of the media in this, and can it threaten democracies from…
America Decides – Previewing the 2024 US Election
Next year’s race for the Oval Office will be close, brutal, and hugely consequential. Here’s everything you need to know heading into 2024.
What does Trump’s indictment mean for his political future – and the strength of US democracy?
A Manhattan grand jury has voted to indict Donald Trump. This won’t prevent Trump from running for President, but what will the political fallout be?
