Here's a story that won't show up in the small, endlessly recycled litany of Campus PC panic anecdotes: In my first week as editor in chief of the Champion, Liberty.
Michael Dorf is very good on why Trump's five representatives on the Supreme Court allowing construction of the wall to go forward despite the fact that Congress didn't appropriate the.
Ohio Republicans have passed the ultimate expression of corrupt climate change denialism: The bill, just signed by Republican Governor Mike DeWine, is called HB6. Though the story behind it is complex.
Mark Tushnet observes that Neil Gorsuch cited Amity Shlaes's junk history in his Gundy dissent: Justice Gorsuch's dissent in Gundy v. United States relies on Amity Shlaes's book The Forgotten.
As Elizabeth noted yesterday, The Paranoid Style's terrific new record A Goddamn Impossible Way of Life is out today for your streaming or purchasing pleasure. As always, the songs are.
This eulogy for John Hickenlooper's stillborn presidential campaign is an amusing bit of deadpan reporting, made possible by the fact that Hickenlooper seemed to seriously think he had some chance.
[Nelson Muntz voice] Ha-ha! You know, if Susan Collins was concerned about "dark money groups," she could've been the 60th vote for the DISCLOSE Act in 2010, which would have.
Gee, it sure is sad when a journalist can't attend a Georgetown elite circle-jerk without getting some people making snarky comments on Twitter: DC journos... stop. please. pic.twitter.com/qWX1F6X2Cl— Parker Molloy.
