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The Arc browser arrives on Windows to take on Chrome and Edge
Arc for Windows is going to get better on a weekly basis.
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Milei Wins Key Lower House Support for Argentina’s Reforms
Argentina’s lower house approved the privatization of some public companies together with other key chapters of President Javier Milei’s omnibus bill in a win for the libertarian leader who had seen his first attempt to pass reforms fail in congress nearly three months ago.
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America’s Wind Power Production Drops for the First Time in 25 Years
US wind power slipped last year for the first time in a quarter-century due to weaker-than-normal Midwest breezes, underscoring the challenge of integrating volatile renewable energy sources into the grid.
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Apple working on fix for bug causing iPhone alarms to not play sounds
Over the last several weeks, a number of reports on social media have surfaced from iPhone users claiming their alarms…
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Call Of Duty’s Dune Skin Costs $40, Hides Timothée Chalamet’s Face
The latest pricey cosmetic item will make your wallet chip and shatter
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Latest Pixel 8a leak reveals bigger battery and $499 starting price
A new leak of the Google Pixel 8a reveals the price won’t be changed after all, as well as spilling the details on the battery size.
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Trump Hails ‘Great Meeting’ With Ron DeSantis, Says They ‘Will Work Together To Make America Great Again’
Donald Trump celebrated a “great meeting” with Florida Governor Ron DeSantis over the weekend and suggested his former GOP rival is now offering support to his 2024 presidential campaign. Is this finally a ‘kumbaya’ moment for the formative Republican duo? The Washington Post first reported on the meeting which a mutual friend brokered. They describe […]
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“If He Did Not Want to Be Called a ‘Rioter,’ Plaintiff Should Not Have Admitted … to ‘Participation in … [a] Riot’”
An excerpt from Hiles v. CNN, decided yesterday by Judge Arenda L. Wright Allen (E.D. Va.), where plaintiff sued for libel in a CNN article (read the whole opinion for me): Factual Allegations … Although Plaintiff is referred to as a “rioter” in the Article, he alleges that he was never charged with or accused […]
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Robert Leider on Sources of Presidential Immunity
I’ve benefited from much thoughtful commentary about last week’s arguments in Trump v. United States, the presidential immunity case (besides posts at this blog, see e.g. these posts by Jack Goldsmith and by Marty Lederman). In addition I wanted to pass along these additional thoughts by Professor Robert Leider from George Mason, an expert in […]
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