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Letitia James’ ‘fair’ Cornell rape probe vow collides with accused aide’s ‘quiet’ exit

New York Attorney General Letitia James faces recusal demands in the Cornell 7 case after publicly expressing support for Jane Doe before the probe.

Americans draw the line at livestreaming ‘spectacle’ of Fort Hood shooter’s execution: ‘It’s an abomination’

Americans blast Pete Hegseth's plan to livestream convicted Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan's firing squad execution as "absolutely absurd" and dangerous.

GOP governor candidate skips debate against former Biden advisor, replaced by empty podium

Georgia Republican gubernatorial candidate Rick Jackson did not attend a debate, leaving Democratic rival Keisha Lance Bottoms next to an empty podium at the event.

What to Make of the Trump DOJ’s Investigation of Ilhan Omar

Here, I find myself rooting against both sides.

Kushner Faces the Wrath of the ‘Flamingo Revolution’

Having the president’s son-in-law gallivanting around the globe and negotiating lucrative private real estate deals is a terrible conflict of interest.

Justice Alito Shows Why the Judicial Role Still Matters

He explains, in language any serious reader can follow, why originalism, religious liberty, and a disciplined judicial role aren’t abstractions but the hard-won conditions...

China and Russia Helping Iran Attack Americans? Compare and Contrast

The president is contradicted, not by his opponents on the left, but by officials in his own administration — to say nothing of common...

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 13

2020—The Ninth Circuit denies en banc review of a divided panel ruling (in Pakdel v. City of San Francisco) that held that a takings challenge was “unripe” because plaintiffs failed...

White House asked Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign as ambassador to Greece amid scandal

The White House has asked U.S. ambassador to Greece Kimberly Guilfoyle to resign, press secretary Katie Zacharia announced Tuesday.

More Americans fear worse finances with a GOP Congress than a Democratic Congress: Poll

Nearly four in 10 Americans believe they will be worse off financially if Republicans keep control of Congress in the midterm elections, according to a new poll published Tuesday.

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