On October 19, 2022, Prime Minister of France Elisabeth Borne invoked the government’s “engagement of responsibility,” ceasing legislative debate over the state budget in the National Assembly ...

In recent years, the legal definition of “sex” has become the subject of an integral debate in the athletics community. International federations are moving towards chromosome or gene-based screening, ...

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CULR is an initiative by the Columbia Undergraduate Law Review’s Digital Initiative division that brings together undergraduate law reviews from institutions around the world in collaborative legal ...

On May 9th, 2025, the German Federal Police investigated three Somali nationals at the Railway Station in Frankfurt (Oder) near the Polish border. During this investigation, it was discovered that the ...

The 2025 government shutdown, which ended on November 12, became the longest in U.S. history. During the shutdown, at least 670,000 federal employees were laid off, while about 730,000 kept working ...

Affirmative action policy in higher education has been the center of extensive debates, drawing in both passionate advocates and critics who significantly influence discussions on college admissions ...

As one of his first executive orders since returning to the White House, President Trump decided to roll back diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, a move that jeopardizes critical ...

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