The immigration term
On Tuesday, the Supreme Court added Blanche v. Ozurumba, a case on whether someone who worked as a cook for a terrorist organization is eligible…
Keep the Schedule Moving: How to Prevent Delays on Local Moving Day
A local move may involve only a short drive, yet the moving day itself can take much longer than expected. Waiting for keys, blocked entrances, unfinished packing, unavailable elevators, or…
Moving a Home With Original Built-In Cabinets in Winston-Salem
Original built-in cabinets can be one of the defining features of an older Winston-Salem home. Whether they line a dining room, surround a fireplace, occupy a study, or provide storage…
From Boston to Baker: Building a Smooth Relocation to a Denver Neighborhood
Moving from Boston to Baker means trading New England’s historic streets and seasonal weather for Denver’s high-altitude environment, distinctive neighborhoods, and western lifestyle. For anyone preparing a household relocation, the…
Preparing Artwork for a Safe Stay in Secure Storage
Artwork can spend months or even years in storage, yet the preparation it receives before being placed inside a unit can have a major effect on its condition later. Paintings,…
How to Keep a Mattress in Good Condition During Long-Term Storage in Dunedin
A mattress is one of those household items that is easy to overlook during a move. It is large, awkward to carry, and rarely receives the same attention as fragile…
Getting Oversized Sofas Through Smyrna Doorways Safely
A large sectional or deep sofa can look perfectly comfortable inside a living room and become surprisingly difficult to remove once moving day arrives. Tight doorways, sharp hallway turns, staircases,…
The First-Night Box: How Movers Keep Essential Belongings Out of the Main Shipment
A moving truck can contain nearly everything a household owns, but that does not mean every possession should disappear into the same shipment. Families often need certain belongings immediately after…
Announcing The SCOTUSblog Summit: 2026 Term Preview
SCOTUSblog and Johns Hopkins University are proud to convene The SCOTUSblog Summit: 2026 Term Preview, an afternoon of conversations and analysis on the Supreme Court, to be held at the…
Some lessons of open-minded discourse on the Supreme Court
Ever since the Supreme Court formally recognized the power of judicial review in the landmark 1803 case of Marbury v. Madison, the be-all and end-all on constitutionality has been the…
Is it time to rethink the office of the chief justice of the United States?
In a recent SCOTUSblog article, law professor Josh Blackman proposed that the chief justice farm out to his colleagues his roles of presiding at oral argument and assigning opinions when…