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The request came during oral arguments on Wednesday before the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in San Francisco over the Cambridge Analytica scandal, where data for up to 87 million users was accessed.

Ted Olson – the former US solicitor-general in the George W. Bush administration who argued against basic legal rights for Guantánamo Bay prisoners - Brett Wilkins for Antiwar.com Original

The law, in the 4th Circuit By Hans A. von SpakovskyPublished May 28, 2017Fox News

The appeals court said U.S. courts have jurisdiction to hear copyright infringement cases against foreign entities when the entities put apps on the U.S. market.

Torture occurring in Russia Ukraine war; persistent reports of torture of Muslims in China, says US professor.

The federal appeals court could decide that a judge ordered too short a freeze on a project that could harm tribes and an endangered toad.

Should the man who penned a legal justification for halting the transfer of power on Jan. 6 be held accountable for what happened that day? John Eastman says he was simply advancing his client’s interests.

Our hypocrisy on war crimes makes a rules-based world, one that abides by international law, impossible.

What are the United States’ legal obligations if Russian President Vladimir Putin orders his military to invade a NATO country and NATO invokes Article 5 of the treaty, the collective self-defense provision? The answer to this legal question, which is complicated, is the narrow focus on this article. Before diving in, however, it’s important to start with a few caveats. 

If a NATO country were to be invaded by Putin and Russia, does the U.S. have a moral obligation to send American forces into harm’s way?