-
The FCC Chair’s Unprecedented, and Constitutionally Problematic, Response to Jimmy Kimmel
On Monday Jimmy Kimmel said: We hit some new lows over the weekend with the MAGA gang desperately trying to characterize this kid who murdered Charlie Kirk as anything other than one of them and doing everything they can to score political points from it. In between the finger-pointing, there was, uh, grieving on Friday […]
-
Ruth Shalit Barrett’s Defamation Lawsuit Against The Atlantic Settled for $1M
From the N.Y. Times (Katie Robertson), published Friday: The Atlantic quietly agreed to pay more than $1 million early this summer to settle a lawsuit by the writer Ruth Shalit Barrett, who had accused the magazine of defamation after it took the rare step of retracting an article she had written and replacing it with […]
-
Florida’s State-Run Immigration Detention Centers Omit Hundreds of Detainees from Federal Tracking
The day after a federal judge temporarily blocked an order to wind down operations at Alligator Alcatraz earlier this month, Florida opened its second state-run immigration detention center, dubbed “Deportation Depot.” Although the Sunshine State’s second facility isn’t likely to run into the same environmental legal challenges that Alligator Alcatraz has, it may face the […]
-
The Trump Administration Misses Key Deadlines for Imposing Restrictions on Gain-of-Function Research
Biosafety hawks were initially optimistic that the incoming second Trump administration would at last place binding constraints on so-called “dangerous gain-of-function” research, in which pathogens are manipulated in laboratories to be more virulent or transmissible in humans. The administration’s picks for top health policy jobs—most notably National Institutes of Health (NIH) Director Jay Bhattacharya and […]
-
Suit Against School District for “Actively Concealing” School’s Referring to Girl With “Masculine Name and Pronouns” Can Go Forward
From Mead v. Rockford Public School Dist., decided today by Judge Paul Maloney (W.D. Mich.): Plaintiffs Dan and Jennifer Mead have a daughter, G.M., who attended a middle school in the Rockford Public School district. G.M. asked the school to refer to her using a masculine name and pronouns. The school followed G.M.’s request but […]
-
The Ultimate Blueprint: 7 Essential Ways to Build MBO Financing Confidence
The MBO Journey from Employee to Owner A management buyout (MBO) is a transformative financial transaction where a company’s existing management team acquires the business from its current owners. This process is often a form of a leveraged buyout (LBO) due to its significant reliance on external, borrowed capital to fund the purchase of the […]
-
Fairfax Schools Play Dumb on Destroying Docs
Fairfax County’s leadership doesn’t appear willing to explain the reasons for destroying student documents, making it seem that much more likely they are doing so to evade United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
-
Old-School Writing Takes On Classroom AI
Educators are turning back to blue books to battle the threat of artificial intelligence eroding genuine learning.
-
Inside Mamdani’s Prep To Be New York Mayor
You’ve got the inspiration part down, the former president told Zohran Mamdani, but there’s a lot riding on governing. According to three people familiar with the call, Obama reminded the Democratic nominee for New York City mayor how many would be watching to see if a democratic socialist could pull off running the nation’s largest […]
-
Inside an ICE Raid With DHS Boss Noem
One of the problems of being competent is that people take your achievements for granted.
Latest Posts
- LIVE NOW: DHS Secretary Noem Highlights TSA Work During Government Shutdown
- $2,000 Dividend Can Be Funded by Tariffs, Needs Legislation: Trump Adviser
- Trump Removes Reciprocal Tariffs on Beef, Coffee, Other Agricultural Products
- Indiana Senate Will Not Meet on Redistricting in December
- Trump ‘Working To Make Things Less Expensive’