Federal Law

Medicare and the Political Fight Over Anti-Obesity Drug Coverage Recent policy changes have stirred a heated debate over the coverage of high-cost anti-obesity medications under Medicare. The Trump administration’s decision to not include these treatments under Medicare Part D marks a sharp turn in federal health care policy. In this opinion editorial, we take a […] More

Introduction: A Surge in Layoffs That Could Reshape National Health Agencies The recent wave of job cuts among the nation’s leading health agencies has sparked widespread debate and concern. Thousands of professionals—ranging from researchers and scientists to senior leaders—are suddenly finding themselves on the unemployment line. In this opinion editorial, we take a closer look […] More

Reassessing Consent to Cookies and Data Processing: A Closer Look at Today’s Digital Privacy Landscape The increasing reliance on digital technology and online services has ushered in an era where consent to cookies and data processing is more than just a checkbox. It is a critical issue that sits at the crossroads of technology, law, […] More

Interpreting the “451: Unavailable Due to Legal Reasons” Message in Today’s Digital Landscape The brief note stating “451: Unavailable due to legal reasons” may seem curt at first glance, but it represents a critical intersection between technology and law. This message is not just about a website being unreachable; it signals the application of legal […] More

Understanding Medicaid in Arizona: A Closer Look at AHCCCS The Arizona Health Care Cost Containment System, more familiarly known as AHCCCS, is a cornerstone of public health insurance for many Arizonans. As the statewide manifestation of the federal Medicaid program, AHCCCS has evolved over decades and now covers nearly one in every four residents. In […] More

The Tangled Issues of Legislating Against Cartel Drones The recent surge of drug cartel drones over Arizona’s southern border has proposed a tricky part in terms of law enforcement. Policymakers, including Attorney General Kris Mayes and Rep. David Marshall, are advocating for legislation that would equip local law enforcement with the legal means to use […] More

Opinion: Challenging the Status Quo – Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Scottsdale A Momentous Decision: The End of Governmental DEI Programs In a turn of events that defies the current societal push towards inclusivity, Scottsdale City Council has recently approved Ordinance No. 4662. This decision signifies the conclusion of government-sponsored Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) […] More

Curbing Transnational Crime: A Unilateral Effort The interweaving nature of transnational crimes demands cooperative measures to deal with them appositely. An exemplary case validating this proposition is the recent victory witnessed in the fight against drug trafficking resulting from the unwavering law enforcement cooperation between the United States and Mexico. Unveiling the Transnational Partnership – […] More