Federal Law

Digital Privacy in the Age of Cookies and Consent The internet has changed how we view personal privacy and the role of law in guiding how companies collect and use our data. In recent years, the topic of digital tracking, cookie policies, and personalized ads has become a hot topic not only for users but […] More

Opinion Editorial: A Closer Look at Website Access Restrictions under GDPR In recent years, we have seen a growing trend of websites refusing access based on the user’s geographical location. One such example is the message “451: Unavailable due to legal reasons,” which indicates that access is being denied to visitors from regions governed by […] More

Assessing Our Immigration System: A Call for Reform in Arizona The United States faces many challenging and tangled issues when it comes to immigration law. In Arizona, these challenges affect everyone—impacting public safety, economic growth, and social harmony. Over the years, various experts in law have pointed out that our immigration policies are not in […] More

Cookie Consent in the Digital Age: Balancing Business Needs and Consumer Rights The online world is a bustling marketplace of ideas, services, and information, and one element that has captured increasing attention in recent years is the use of cookie consent notices. With platforms like YouTube—a Google company—relying on cookie data to deliver and maintain […] More

Examining the Pentagon Leak Investigation: A Closer Look at Internal Turmoil The recent upheaval at the Pentagon has sparked a heated debate among defense insiders, legal experts, and concerned citizens. With three senior advisers to Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth being escorted out amid an expanding investigation into alleged leaks, there is much to unpack regarding […] More

Examining Bipartisan Efforts in Supporting Public Safety Telecommunicators The recent bipartisan resolution introduced by Senators Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) and Ted Budd (R-NC) to establish “National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week” illustrates a striking example of lawmakers uniting across party lines. This initiative celebrates the indispensable role of 9-1-1 dispatchers and serves as both a symbolic and […] More

National Park Week: A Musical Journey Through America’s Scenic National Parks The National Park Service has once again struck a resounding chord with America by unveiling an event that harmonizes the splendor of our nation’s parks with the soulful strains of music. From April 19 through April 27, National Park Week transforms into a celebration […] More

Examining the Use of Personal Email in High-Level Government Communication The recent revelations regarding national security adviser Michael Waltz and other top officials using personal Gmail accounts to conduct government business has sparked a controversy that is as tangled as it is worrisome. Critics and legal analysts alike are now left to figure a path […] More

Understanding Legal Barriers in the Digital Space The online world is a vast maze, but sometimes you hit a wall that stops you in your tracks. Recently, many internet users have encountered a message that reads, “451: Unavailable due to legal reasons.” At first glance, this might seem like just another error code, but when […] More

U.S. Political Maneuvers in the Arctic: A Closer Look at Greenland’s Election and the Presidential Agenda The recent developments in Greenland have stirred up multiple reactions on both sides of the Atlantic. With the U.S. sending key figures like Second Lady Usha Vance and National Security Adviser Mike Waltz on visits to this strategically important […] More

Understanding the Importance of Official Military Websites In today’s digital era, recognizing official government websites is key to ensuring that you are accessing information from reliable sources. Official U.S. military and Department of Defense websites use unique identifiers, such as the .mil domain, to signal their authenticity. This editorial takes a closer look at the […] More