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Judge Chutkan’s Gag Order and Our Multidimensional Trump Problem

Judge Chutkan’s gag order on Donald Trump shows the unprecedented nature of the problem Trump has forced on the republic.

The Case against UNC over the Covid Shutdown

Some schools are still the subject of lawsuits brought by students who felt that their schools violated contracts with them during Covid.

This Day in Liberal Judicial Activism—October 30

2006—A South Dakota law enacted in 2005 sets forth informed-consent provisions for abortion, including that the woman undergoing abortion be informed that “the abortion...

Major Medical Group Issues ‘More Inclusive’ Infertility Definition

‘This new and inclusive definition is driven by the clinical needs of patients who come from different places and with different treatment needs.’

Businesses Shouldn’t Die on the Hill of DEI

Companies would be smart to liberate themselves from the diversity, equity, and inclusion straitjacket.

Americans Need Not Fear Artificial Intelligence

AI is not a machine that ‘thinks for itself’; it’s a tremendously promising tool for humans to use.

Can the cross-examination of Trump’s accusers do him any good?

Cohen’s voluntary testimony in New York Attorney General Letitia James’s civil fraud case may be a preview of the way the three other lawyers might be treated under cross-examination.

Police sent to Cornell Jewish center after threatening statements posted

Campus police were dispatched to Cornell University’s Jewish center, officials said, after antisemitic threats appeared on an online discussion board Sunday that included its address. Cornell University President Martha Pollack condemned the “horrendous, antisemitic messages” and said in a statement that the Cornell University Police Department was investigating the threats. The Federal Bureau of Investigation...

Calculating the true cost of Trump to the GOP 

Republicans should be riding high — President Biden is badly under water across top issues and overall approval polls. Instead, the GOP has a mess.

Trump holds wide lead in Iowa, Haley and DeSantis tied for second: survey

Former President Trump maintains a significant lead among Republican caucus attendees in Iowa, according to a new survey, as GOP presidential candidates Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley battle for second place. The NBC News/Des Moines Register/Mediacom poll found that 43 percent of likely GOP caucus attendees say Trump is their first-choice candidate, giving him a...

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