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• United States Supreme Court Allows Antitrust Lawsuit Against Apple to Continue

  Earlier this year, the U.S. Supreme Court appeared to allow a lawsuit proceed against Apple, Inc., accusing the company of breaking federal antitrust laws by monopolizing the market. The allegations are that iPhone monopolized the market for its software applications and caused consumers to overpay. After an hour of oral arguments in an appeal by. Continue reading…

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• Detroit Federal Judge Strikes Down Federal Ban on Female Genital Mutilation

  A federal judge in Detroit held that Congress has no authority to ban female genital mutilation. The decision resulted in the dismissal of charges regarding the procedure against eight individuals. U.S. District Judge Bernard Friedman ruled Congress did not have authority under the commerce clause to ban female genital mutilation because the procedure does not. Continue reading…

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• U.S. Border Agents Shoot Tear Gas Into Mexico

  Earlier this month, a march at the U.S.-Mexico border erupted into chaos as U.S. border protection agents fired tear gas into the crowd, which included small children. After the incident, which made international headlines, human rights experts (and many others) are questioning whether or not the U.S.’s use of force was legal or even justifiable.. Continue reading…

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