What I Want Everyone, Especially My Daughters, To Know About My #MeToo Experiences
In talking to women friends in the wake of the Harvey Weinstein and Fox News scandals, I realized we’re more scathed than we thought we were.
It’s Time For GOP Leadership To Stop Letting Democrats Stall Judicial Nominations
Every four-year term, a president appoints around a fifth of the judiciary. They continue shaping our world long after the president who appointed them has left the White House.
The Most Important SCOTUS Order This Week Concerns A Case It Didn’t Take
In his comments on a case concerning the Department of Transportation, Justice Neil Gorsuch made it clear he’s willing to take on the administrative state.
Federal Judge Refuses To Dismiss Case Against Sen. Bob Menendez
A federal judge presiding over the case against Sen. Bob Menendez has denied the defense’s motion to dismiss the bribery charges against the New Jersey Democrat.
Surprise! Bowe Bergdahl Pleads Guilty For Deserting His Post In Afghanistan
Surprise, surprise! The admitted deserter didn’t serve his country with ‘honor and distinction.’
Weinsteingate: What Did Hollywood Know, And When Did They Know It?
Harvey Weinstein already may be plotting a comeback, but he will not get the same forgiveness creative types like Roman Polanski or Mel Gibson have received for terrible behavior.
Prosecution Rests In Sen. Menendez Trial As Media Continue To Ignore It
Prosecutors rested their case in the ongoing federal corruption trail against Sen. Bob Menendez on Wednesday.
6 Things To Know About The Lawsuits Against Trump’s New Birth Control Exemption
The Trump administration just provided expanded exemptions from Obamacare’s abortifacient and birth control mandate. The ACLU is already challenging them.
Does U.S. Media Help Russia Destabilize The United States?
These documents suggest Russia’s attempt to ‘hack’ the 2016 election was hardly just about the election, and that a main target and beneficiary of that effort is the American press.
Supreme Court Considers Whether Police Can Arrest People They Merely Assume Are Breaking The Law
SCOTUS is hearing a case today that involves the complex and often-misinterpreted Fourth Amendment: District of Columbia v. Wesby.
Obama HHS Secretary: Harry Reid Arranged Meeting On Menendez Donor’s Legal Woes
Former Health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius said Harry Reid (D-Nevada) set up a meeting for her and Sen. Bob Menendez in 2012 to discuss his wealthy friend’s legal woes.
Why Are White People Culpable For Stephen Paddock But Not Arabs For Islamic Terrorism?
The argument is that American society is and always has been a terrorist white supremacist enterprise.
Witness: Sen. Menendez Got ‘Angry’ When I Wouldn’t Bend The Rules For His Rich Friend
Things have taken a turn for the dramatic in the ongoing bribery trial involving Democratic senator Bob Menendez.
Las Vegas Shooter Kills At Least 50, Wounds More Than 200 At Music Festival
‘This is a tragic incident. And one that we have never experienced in this valley.’
5 Big Fat Myths About LGBT Discrimination Laws
Those on the Left cheering as anti-discrimination law is turned into a weapon against the First Amendment freedoms should consider whether they really want to weaken these rights.
No, President Trump’s Comments About The NFL Will Not Lead To Impeachment
A nonsense legal theory proliferated on Twitter this weekend, suggesting that the president could be sent to prison for his comments regarding the NFL.
If Convicted, 84 Percent Of Sen. Menendez’s Constituents Want Him Gone
If convicted, 84 percent of Sen. Bob Menendez’s constituents want him to resign from office. Why are Democrats staying silent?
Why It’s Ironic That LGBT Groups Are Complaining About Religious Schools’ Use Of Title IX
In a strange irony, Campus Pride says schools that exercise their right to act according to their faith are awful but LGBTQ campuses that exploit the same law aren’t.
PHOTOS: This Is The Luxury Resort Sen. Menendez Stayed In Thanks To Wealthy Donor
Here’s a closer look at the luxury resort prosecutors say Sen. Bob Menendez stayed at on his co-defendant’s dime.
In Masterpiece Cakeshop Case, Two Sets Of First Amendment Precedent Collide
Since the court’s 1990 decision in Employment Division v. Smith, free exercise of religion no longer gets the protection that free speech does.
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