Author: Terry H. Schwadron
On the surface, the 6-3 decision of the Supreme Court prohibiting race as a factor in college admissions was about legal fairness, throwing out affirmative acti... Read more.
Defenders of democracy won a round at the Supreme Court this week in a decision that fended off a Republican campaign to put state legislatures in charge of all... Read more.
We had a news weekend that featured uncertainty and a wholesale substitution of speculation for reported fact. At different times, the halted Russian militia re... Read more.
“Botherism” is the generic term being bandied about in demands for “comparative” treatment of cases arising with the justice system involving politician... Read more.
Performers Were the First Left Unemployed by the Pandemic and the Last To Be Rehired It’s certainly a sad note to hear that the Mark Taper Forum in Los Angele... Read more.
Even as the drumbeat goes on in Republican circles to undercut the FBI and the Justice Department over prosecutions of Donald Trump, The Washington Post has now... Read more.
What Exactly Did You See Yesterday That Made You Want To Consider Trump Your President? In a federal courtroom in Miami, the historic campaign for overturning t... Read more.
The Nation’s Commitment To Clean Water Is in Trouble News coverage and legal analysis following last month’s Supreme Court decision blocking enforcement of ... Read more.
What Struck Us All for a Couple of Days Is a Passing Sense of Vulnerability in an Increasingly Brutal World OK, the sky in New York and other eastern cities lea... Read more.
Finally, the shoe dropped, the inevitable outcome of bloated, self-created egomania. Despite the hype, the news that Donald Trump is facing indictment on seven ... Read more.