Aron Solomon

If a mother grounds her child for three weeks but has no real way to enforce it, extending the punishment to nine weeks doesn't suddenly make it more enforceable.

At what point do we stop treating President Donald Trump's ideas as merely reckless and start asking whether they are actually insane?

As a fresh wave of U.S. tariffs takes effect this week, one might expect widespread outrage north of the border.

Violence is never justified. This unassailable truth must guide our response to this week's tragic killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, an act of violence that shocks the conscience.

President Joe Biden's decision to pardon his son, Hunter Biden, less than two weeks before his sentencing was, in my view, the right thing to do.

Anyone who thinks the Republicans just won the election and the Democrats didn't lose hasn't been paying attention.

While we're caught up in the image of Trump in a golden arches apron, slinging Big Macs, there's a much bigger reality at play. The truth is, Donald Trump couldn't be hired by McDonald's

As we approach another highly anticipated presidential election, one thing is clear: election night itself is no longer the grand spectacle of quick results that many remember from previous decades.

You've likely noticed we're facing a national crisis in home insurance and bad faith actors in the insurance industry, with Florida as the epicenter of what's to come for other states.

We're living in a time where the politically unthinkable has become real, and it's hard to wrap your head around it.

On Wednesday, U.S. District Court Judge Andrew Carter upheld the decision to keep Sean Combs in custody without bail.

Special Counsel Jack Smith has refocused his prosecution of former President Donald Trump, with a new angle on the case that could have major implications for both the legal landscape and the political climate.

In a time where misinformation spreads like wildfire, the responsibility of those who control the most powerful platforms in the world cannot be understated.

Today's ruling against Google by a U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., marks a pivotal moment in the ongoing battle against monopolistic practices in the tech industry.

In a landmark ruling today, Judge Aileen Cannon dismissed the case against former President Donald Trump concerning the mishandling and retention of classified documents.

Sunday's results in the final French electoral vote were nothing less than shocking.

So, this went down exactly as we thought it would—with the result as clear as the stew that it is.

All that the Democrats need to do from this moment forward until the beginning of November is make a really big sandwich board that says, "The Republican Nominee Is a Convicted Felon."

Writing an opinion piece that simply states former President Donald Trump is angry is pointless. While it's true, it lacks context.

With a week in which Robert F. Kennedy Jr. declared that a doctor had found a dead worm in his brain, which he then topped off with an abortion flip-flop, he is neither endearing himself with voters or his running mate.

The ongoing legal battle between former President Donald Trump and Fulton County District Attorney Fani Willis has taken surprising or unsurprising twists and turns this week, depending upon where you sit.

Contempt of court is when someone acts against, disrespects, or blocks the court's authority and respectability.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments this Thursday on the issue of whether former President Donald Trump can be criminally prosecuted for his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 presidential election.

On April 16, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in Fischer v. United States, a case that centers on the elasticity of the felony charge of obstructing an official proceeding.

O.J. Simpson, who died this week aged 76, was given nothing yet won the world. Everything O.J touched turned to gold. The only thing that could alter O.J. Simpson's trajectory was himself.

Child-like appearance and demeanor aside, the prosecution rightfully portrayed SBF as a grown-up criminal involved in fraudulent activities that resulted in massive financial losses for others.

Maybe it is finally time to actually have an Infrastructure Week...

When we woke up this morning, and the post-Super Tuesday political hangover began to lift, one thing was inescapable: former President Donald Trump is the Republican presumptive nominee.

In Moody v. NetChoice and NetChoice v. Paxton, the Court is faced with two cases involving state laws regulating content moderation on social media platforms.

The case of Donald J. Trump arguing before the Supreme Court on Thursday about his eligibility to run for president is a unique and unprecedented situation in American history.