A slapdash antitrust bill in the Senate has drawn criticism across the political spectrum. Unfortunately, it’s also drawn support from both major parties, as Democrats and Republicans compete to see …
From In re David S. Keenan, decided Feb. 5 by the Washington Commission on Judicial Conduct but just posted on Westlaw (some paragraph breaks and numbering deleted); the opinion is …
The year is 1684. The place, France. The king, Pierce Brosnan. This is probably not a French historical fact of which we’ve previously been unaware. But that is definitely the …
For years now, the U.S. Export-Import Bank—an under-the-radar agency that provides subsidized loans to foreign firms willing to buy American products—has tried to remain relevant. After a semi-hiatus alongside criticism …
Burhan Chowdhury, 72, was trying to explain that the treatment for his lymphoma has left him too weak to do yard work. But Hamtramck, Michigan, Judge Alexis Krot, wasn’t having …
On Thursday evening, the Supreme Court denied WWH’s request for a writ of mandamus. Now, the case goes to the Texas Supreme Court, which will determine whether the state licensing …
I am sick of #Maskgate. You are sick of #Maskgate. The Justices are sick of #Maskgate. Alas, there is more #Maskgate. Thursday evening, NPR’s public editor wrote an essay titled …
Eduardo Nicolas Alvear Gonzalez, the dude in American flag pants who was famously recorded smoking pot in the Capitol Rotunda on January 6, 2021, was charged a month later with …
From In re Inquiry Concerning Hon. Sarah Eckhardt, decided last week by a Texas Special Court of Review (Chief Justice Brian Quinn, Justice Charles Kreger, and Justice W. Stacy Trotter, …
In the middle of a nearly two-hour, nearly 18,000-word press conference on Wednesday evening, President Joe Biden seemingly cast doubt over whether the upcoming midterm elections would be “illegitimate” if …
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