An analysis of how the Courts have defined race and its impact on American Citizenship Published March 21st, 2026 Written by Kathy Bian On January 20th, 2025, the Trump Administration released Executive Order (EO) 14160, “Protecting the Meaning and Value of American Citizenship.” EO 14160 sought to limit birthright citizenship by excluding children born to parents who are non-U.S. citizens or lawful permanent residents. According to the White House  official website, “The Fou

A comparative analysis between Ukraine and the United States' approach to hate speech Published March 21st, 2026 Written by Kathryn Rakocha Democracies around the world approach the regulation of hate speech in different ways depending on their cultural history, national identity, and political context. Ukraine’s approach to regulating hate speech has changed in response to the pressures of governing during Russia’s full-scale invasion. Ukraine’s shift stands in contrast to t

An analysis of how generative AI and deepfakes create the “Liar’s Dividend,” allowing authentic visual evidence to be dismissed as fake and complicating the authentication of evidence in the legal system. Published March 20th, 2026 Written by Fayzaan Virk Imagine a scenario where a police officer is standing trial for assault. They are accused of an unnecessary use of force on an unarmed Black man. The only evidence against them is the statement of the victim and a video reco

As Warner Bros. Discovery prepares to be sold, creative workers face shrinking leverage in future contract negotiations. Published March 20th, 2026 Written by Harrison Crawford The potential sale of Warner Bros. Discovery to Netflix represents an upheaval of the existing entertainment industry. On December 5 , WBD accepted a $72 billion offer from Netflix for its studio and streaming assets, pending approval from regulatory agencies. This potential merger would narrow the emp