On September 7, Julian Assange is due to appear in a British court for several weeks of hearings regarding the US attempt to extradite him. This relates to Wikileaks obtaining and jointly publishing classified data in the United States with major media outlets in 2010. Assange remains jailed for it,Read More →
By Dakota S. Rudesill Teach what you know. This wisdom came to mind when schools closed due to the global coronavirus pandemic in mid-March, and I suddenly had a new job: homeschooling in second grade. At that time, we did not have distance learning materials from the school district. MyRead More →
Jeanette Doran RALEIGH — A North Carolina constitutional policy group has called a lawsuit filed by a teachers’ union affiliated with the state’s Opportunity scholarship program “baseless.” The NC Institute of Constitutional Law (NCICL) published a note outlining the main points of the complaint filed by the NC Association ofRead More →
Over the weekend, Donald Trump signed executive orders to expand pandemic relief efforts. But are they constitutional? The #TheQandA team is getting answers. WASHINGTON – Over the weekend, President Donald Trump signed several executive orders aimed at expanding pandemic relief efforts after Congress failed to come to an agreement. ButRead More →
Dr. Sarah Fulham-McQuillan Dr. Sarah Fulham-McQuillanassistant professor at UCD Sutherland School of Lawexamines the legal basis for mandatory vaccinations against COVID-19. Promising results from COVID-19 vaccine trials emerged last month amid growing concern that close contacts of coronavirus patients were not participating in testing. If a viable COVID-19 vaccine isRead More →