#MediaAccountability

The Supreme Court Justices (2023). (Pool/ABACA/Newscom)   Debate over the Supreme Court’s performance in recent years has become highly polarized. So…

On Democracy, by Walt Whitman, introduction by David Bromwich, Library of America, 210 pages, $12.50 When Walt Whitman was born…

7/31/2018: Justice Anthony Kennedy retired. Justice Anthony Kennedy The post Today in Supreme Court History: July 31, 2018 appeared first…

Earlier this month, National Review published an editorial defending Justice Barrett, titled “Injustice Toward Barrett.” The editors graciously invited me…

Some excerpts from Judge Jesse Furman (S.D.N.Y.) Wednesday in Skaf v. Google LLC: Skaf, an Arab woman, was employed by…

International commerce has changed a lot since the long-ago days when spice traders pieced together the first global network for…

Paul Skalnik’s resume was long. At different times throughout his life, he was a Southwest Airlines executive, a high-powered attorney,…

Last month, Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche said the Justice Department is “not moving forward with” the $1.8 billion “Anti-Weaponization…

Yes, it’s 2026, and there is yet another Spider-Man movie. Somehow, they’ve been making these things for nearly 25 years,…

I have an essay on Slaughter and Cook coming out in an online symposium from Law & Liberty. I found Cook to be…

This week, by a vote of 51–47, the U.S. Senate confirmed Jay Clayton, President Donald Trump’s latest nominee for director…

The Federal Reserve has served different roles at different times, but since 1977, the central bank has operated with a…