I’ll highlight the stories in the news that I covered in the Daily Find. Without a Duolingo reminder to keep me going, I’ve somehow managed to post something every day since I launched on May 9.

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August 8: United States v. Jaquan Bridges, 24-5874, United States Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit, August 7, 2025 (explaining why this opinion was so interesting to me for LEALS)

August 9: 7 states most likely to follow Texas in redistricting (Jared Gans, The Hill, August 9, 2025) (a key story at the intersection of U.S. law and politics, especially how each State handles redistricting)

August 10: Focus on my LEALS course and why law schools abroad can and should set up similar courses for their LL.B. students who want to study in global LL.M. programs! (Sunday focus on U.S. legal education & U.S. law practice)

August 11: Trump activates National Guard, names DEA commissioner to lead DC police force (Brett Samuels, The Hill, August 11) (focus on the status of D.C. in the U.S. system and recent developments and breaking news)

August 12: Supreme Court Faces Decision on Case Urging Overturn of Same-Sex Marriage (Newsweek, August 11) (precedent, Obergefell in a post-Dobbs world, how cases get to the SCOTUS and how the SCOTUS chooses which cases to take, and more)

August 13: Alabama’s LaCour Returns as US Judge Pick Following Failed Bid (Tiana Headley, Reuters, August 12, 2025) (blue slips, judicial nominations, vacant seats, and much more on the intersection of U.S. law and politics around the nomination, confirmation, and departure of Article III judges)

August 14: Illinois judge denies Paxton’s request to help arrest Texas Democrats (Zach Schonfeld, The Hill, August 13, 2025) (Texas v. Illinois in the news when it comes to all the news around redistricting before 2026; subject-matter jurisdiction; full faith & credit).