The Nassau Law Firm

05/17/2026

A college professor explained how a master’s degree differs from a PhD, and people found her explanation helpful and accessible.

05/03/2026

Most of the things that make Trumpism distinct from traditional conservatism won’t outlast Donald Trump.

05/03/2026

The decision could touch off a scramble by Republicans to redraw minority-majority congressional districts, especially in the South, that could cost many Black Democrats their seats.

02/02/2026

A 1957 photograph shows how love, faith, and resilience can endure even in the darkest times, writes John E. Green.

02/02/2026

02/02/2026

By Ivo Daalder

02/02/2026

From the U.S. to Russia, the "rules-based order that helped make human rights enforceable is fraying fast."

02/02/2026

Chief U.S. District Judge James E. Boasberg of D.C. was accused of bias by the Justice Department, which then failed to provide evidence against him.

08/09/2025

The Trump administration’s move to push out IRS Commissioner Billy Long came after the agency said it couldn’t release some information on taxpayers suspected of being here illegally.

08/09/2025

The summer of 1988, at just 11 years old, I began my journey as a lifelong Democrat. That year, the Democratic National Convention came to Atlanta’s old Omni Arena. Every night, my mom and I watched the speeches on our floor-model TV, and one afternoon she even drove me by the arena to witness the excitement firsthand. From that moment, I knew I wanted to be part of the Democratic Party—the party of the people.

As an adult, I’ve stayed true to that calling—fighting for higher wages, affordable healthcare, safe housing, workers’ rights, and protections for our seniors, youth, and people with disabilities.

For me, being a Democrat has never been just about politics—it’s about people. It’s about making sure every family can thrive, every worker is treated with dignity, and every voice is heard.

That journey, which began with a wide-eyed 11-year-old in 1988, still fuels my "why" today.

08/09/2025

The people of Fulton County extend our condolences to our sister county in DeKalb as you face the tragic loss of Officer David Rose.

You are all in our prayers, especially this hero’s wife and young family.

The tragedy at Emory Point reminds us of the danger that law enforcement professionals face every day.

Officer Rose and his fellow officers prevented further tragedy through their quick actions.

Their bravery and sacrifices will not be forgotten.