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Cabotage Laws in light of the recent Port Strike: A Comparative Look at Cabotage Laws of the World

By: Annalee Gunderson On October 1 of this year, dockworkers up and down the East and Gulf Coasts of the United States walked out and went on strike. This action shut down shipping ports throughout the United States and halted nearly half of the maritime shipping. While these employees were striking and bargaining for better […]

Balancing Religious Freedom and Political Sovereignty: Israel’s Protection of Holy Places Law and the Fragile Status Quo at the Temple Mount

By: Chloe Beylus Prior to 1967, East Jerusalem was under Jordanian control. During this period, access to sacred places—particularly for Jews—was severely restricted. This changed dramatically following Israel’s victory in the Six-Day War. Israel gained control of East Jerusalem, home to some of the world’s most sacred religious sites for Jews, Christians, and Muslims. In […]

Saudi Saturday’s in the Fall? An ex-Colorado staffer offers a glimpse into the future

By: Samuel Petosa It is Prime Time in Boulder, but if one former assistant coach had his way, it would be Riyadh Season. In August 2023, Trevor Reilly resigned as the Colorado Buffalo’s special teams coordinator after confirming he met with representatives from the Saudi Arabian Public Investment Fund (PIF) in December 2023. Reilly highlighted […]

Artificial Intelligence Regulation in 2024: Examining the U.S.’s Market-Driven Strategy in Comparison to the EU’s Proactive Approach

By: Sophia Ward We find ourselves at a turning point in 2024. Once thought of as a far-fetched futuristic idea, artificial intelligence (AI) is now deeply ingrained in our daily lives, shaping the way we live and engage with the world around us. But as AI becomes more pervasive, so do the privacy risks and […]