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Law school demand continues to rise, with applications for fall 2026 reaching another record level. New statistics from the Law School Admission Council (LSAC) show applications are 10.8% higher than last year and 35.5% above the level recorded two years ago. The number of people applying to law school also grew. LSAC reported a 7.9% […]
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The debut of the new national bar exam faced an unexpected setback after technical failures forced Washington state to cancel its July 2026 exam midway through its first day. While most jurisdictions successfully launched the updated test, candidates in Washington were left without an opportunity to complete the exam after technology problems prevented testing from […]
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The Supreme Court ended its term with several major rulings that could shape national debates around constitutional rights, government authority, and public policy. The final decisions covered birthright citizenship, transgender participation in school sports, and campaign finance limits. These rulings brought strong reactions from legal experts, lawmakers, and the public. To understand the impact of […]
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A graduation stage at the University of Missouri-Kansas City School of Law recently carried a moment that stood out beyond traditional academic milestones. Rebekah Arwood (J.D. ’26) walked across the stage with her service dog, Nugget, beside her. The occasion marked not only the completion of law school but also a symbolic recognition for Nugget, […]
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AI has moved from support tools in defense operations to a central part of how modern warfare is conducted. In the ongoing Iran conflict, the U.S. military has leaned on advanced data systems more heavily than in any previous war. Satellite feeds, signals intelligence, and field reports now flow into AI-driven platforms built by defense […]
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A disturbing case in Saginaw, Michigan has raised serious concerns after a 58-year-old woman was allegedly held inside a basement for nearly two years. The situation came to light after a sudden escape led to a 911 call on March 15. Police quickly responded and uncovered details pointing to long-term confinement and neglect inside a […]
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A quiet neighborhood in Centennial, Colorado, became the center of a heartbreaking investigation after a five-year-old boy was found dead inside his family’s home. Authorities now say the suspected killer is the child’s 11-year-old brother. The case has stunned the local community and triggered serious legal questions about how the justice system handles crimes involving […]
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Authorities in Florida recently exposed a disturbing fraud operation that relied on fear, impersonation, and digital money transfers. Investigators say a woman from Atlanta allegedly pretended to be a law enforcement officer while working with prison inmates to pressure victims into sending large sums of money. The case highlights how modern scammers mix intimidation with […]
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The disappearance of 84-year-old Nancy Guthrie has shaken Arizona and drawn national attention. As the mother of Savannah Guthrie, co-anchor of the “Today Show,” her case quickly moved from a local emergency to a headline story across the country. What started as a wellness check has turned into a complex investigation involving the Federal Bureau […]
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Tension is rising at the University of Notre Dame after two scholars cut formal ties with the Liu Institute for Asia and Asian Studies. Their resignations follow the appointment of Professor Susan Ostermann as the institute’s next director. The decision has sparked debate about Catholic identity, academic leadership, and public advocacy on abortion. The controversy […]
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AI did not storm into law firms with fireworks. It slipped in through contracts, research tabs, inboxes, and meeting notes. By 2026, artificial intelligence is no longer be a side experiment for legal teams. It is part of the daily grind, baked into how work moves from intake to invoice. This change runs deeper than […]
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Dog owners in Jersey must renew their dog licences for 2026. For the first time, applicants must declare if their dog is classified as dangerous. This follows legislation changes approved by the States in November 2025. The Comité des Connétables said licences cost £10 per dog when applied for on its website. The deadline for […]
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AI is no longer a distant tool for tech companies. At the University of San Francisco School of Law, it is now at the heart of every course and classroom. This move stands out as the first time a law school has woven AI directly into the structure of legal education. Professors at USF are […]
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Back in July 2024, United Airlines rolled out a new policy that raised eyebrows among both flight attendants and the general public. Under the new rule, any flight attendant who calls in sick over a weekend now has to provide a doctor’s note—something many see as a surprising and strict shift in company protocol. This […]
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The Magna Carta, a 13th-century legal document famous for curbing royal power, just shook the academic world again. A copy sitting unnoticed in Harvard Law School’s archives for decades has been confirmed as an authentic original from the year 1300. Harvard bought it for just $27.50! That’s right! What was thought to be a faded […]
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Law school is hot again. Applications for the 2025 academic year have jumped 21% compared to last year, making this one of the most competitive cycles in recent memory. For future lawyers, the race to secure a spot just got real. The surge is no accident. It is powered by strong job numbers, rising salaries, […]
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The University of Montana’s Pre-Law advising program has achieved something extraordinary: A 100% acceptance rate into law schools this year. This incredible accomplishment comes alongside a staggering 156% growth in enrollment. For aspiring lawyers, this program is proving to be a clear pathway to achieving their dreams. Unlike traditional academic programs, UM’s Pre-Law advising program […]
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When a marriage starts to fall apart, one parent might feel the need to relocate, either for safety or personal reasons. Relocating to another state could seem like a fresh start. However, if children are involved, the situation becomes more complicated. So, how do you move out of state with children before the divorce is […]
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In a rapidly advancing digital landscape, where interactions and transactions are increasingly happening online, the need for effective identity verification has never been more important. Identity theft, fraud, and cybercrime are real threats to individuals, businesses, and governments alike. Protecting sensitive data and financial assets starts with ensuring that people are who they say they […]
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Account takeover (ATO) is one of the fastest-growing forms of identity fraud today. This sneaky cyberattack occurs when fraudsters gain unauthorized access to someone’s account by exploiting their credentials. Whether it is your bank, credit, email, or social media account, no platform is immune. Once hackers get control, they can do more than just steal […]
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