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What Dems Miss in Trying To Recapture Young People
Young people in western Pennsylvania, similar to young people across America, are becoming bolder in their conservatism. Democrats don’t get it.
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The Shutdown Is a Meme War
The government shutdown is a meme war, and the Democrats are losing, writes River Page.
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Trump Points to ‘Negotiations’ That Don’t Exist
The president isn’t just boasting about imaginary negotiations, he’s also moving further away from the Democratic position on health care.
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Why I Have Cautious Hope for Israeli-Palestinian Peace
Trump’s personal desire to play the part of peacemaker should not be dismissed – it should be encouraged
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Restoring the Rule of Law After Biden’s Corrupt DOJ
Under President Trump, the United States is not entering an era of extraconstitutional, criminal authoritarianism, but coming out of one.
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No Pseudonymity for Former Federal Employees Suing Over Mass Firings
From Civil Servant 1 v. Office of Special Counsel, decided yesterday by Chief Judge James Boasberg (D.D.C.): Plaintiffs Civil Servants 1–5 are former federal employees whose jobs were “terminated during their probationary periods as part of the Administration’s mass firings in February 2025.” They each filed a prohibited personnel practice (PPP) complaint with the Office […]
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“Counsel Relied upon Unvetted AI … to Defend His Use of Unvetted AI”
From Ader v. Ader, decided last week by N.Y. trial court judge Joel M. Cohen: This case adds yet another unfortunate chapter to the story of artificial intelligence misuse in the legal profession. Here, Defendants’ counsel not only included an AI-hallucinated citation and quotations in the summary judgment brief that led to the filing of […]
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Is New Housing Popular?
Happy Tuesday, and welcome to another edition of Rent Free. Fall is a lovely time of year, particularly here in D.C., where capital residents are blessed with the two weeks of pleasant weather we get each year. It’s hard not to be happy when the air is crisp, the sun is shining, and the temperature […]
