Geoffrey Corn News Today

For a Golden Globe Awards thats the first time more than one has been shortlisted in a single year. Welcome to our viewers on pbs in america, and Around The World. In myanmar, police have filed criminal charges against the civilian leaders who were deposed in a military this week. Theres been no word on the whereabouts of either Aung San Suu Kyi or deposed president win myint since monday. The United Nations said the charges just compounded the undermining of the rule of law in myanmar and the D...

From a quiet office with bookshelves brimming with history and law novels, professor Geoffrey Corn translates his experiences from practicing military law into his classrooms in the Texas Tech School

Following a $1.6 million donation by the William A. Brookshire Foundation, the Texas Tech School of Law will establish its Veterans Legal Clinic, which will specialize in assisting former members

A Navy officer convicted of a fatal traffic collision in Japan two years ago will not be promoted, despite outcries from his family and supporters.

It's likely legal and almost certainly won't matter.

The Army overturned the convictions of 110 Black soldiers accused in the Camp Logan race riot.

In 1917, Cpl. Jesse Moore was one of the 110 Black soldiers dragged into what’s now considered the nation’s largest murder trial. His great-niece vowed to prove his innocence and that of his fellow soldiers...finally achieving her goal with the U.S. Army’s latest decision to overturn all 110 the convictions.

The United States has declined so far to classify Army Private Travis King as a prisoner of war, despite his being taken into North Korean custody after he crossed into the country last month, four US officials told Reuters. The decision, which could mean King is not covered by the protections entitled to prisoners of war under the Geneva Convention, is highly sensitive for

The United States has declined so far to classify Army Private Travis King as a prisoner of war, despite his being taken into North Korean custody after he crossed into the country last month, four U.S. officials told Reuters.

Decision means Travis King, who is detained in North Korea, is not covered by prisoner of war protections