Genuinely thought this was poorly done satire. abcnews.com/Politics/tru...

If you go out, go out like a Scott Pelly, not like a John Cornyn. Fight evil, fight corruption, fight vapid anti-anti-Trumpism, fight the trash people ruining the country and the culture. But hey, congrats to Nick Bilton. I assume he’ll now get an invite to speak at that big FIRE conference.

This is worded wrong. Supreme Court allows Alabama to use overtly racist map that disenfranchises Black voters after falsely claiming they were not overturning the Voting Rights Act.

This is the point of achieving success. To be able to say fuck you to people who richly deserve it.

"All the agents who had been to Minnesota told me they never wanted to go back, for any reason."

US probes Reid Hoffman group over funding lawsuits against Trump, source says reut.rs/4dRGUae

has this story broken through at all? i can’t tell.

Democrats have to support impeaching her. If we're going to fix this country, it starts with ending elite impunity.

Some DOJ lawyers need to go to jail for a long time when this is over

thank u mayor wu-just as a reminder: harvard’s grad school workers are on strike because their employer, which has an endowment $57 billion, pays them below poverty wages of $27,000/yr

one thing that is so flagrant yet stunning to me here is the gloat about how he abused mainstream media's trust in his expertise to become "the guy" who promotes a particular ideology without actually putting in scholarship...

Good point

Absolutely bonkers that this is being resolved by private reprimand. The judge even made false statements during the investigation!

This should not be a private reprimand. Criminal defendants are entitled to know all of the facts. news.bloomberglaw.com/us-law-week/...

/27 Anyway, once again, decent humans who are AUSAs now: get out. Get out now.

/22 Heads should roll. Careers should end. If DoJ won’t do it, the legal community should do it for them. This is appalling and unacceptable behavior throughout, at all levels of this office. The lower attorneys committed misconduct. Boutros was complicit in hiding it from the court.

/10 Trumpist prosecutor: well, firstly, this was only my second grand jury hearing ever, I am but a smol bean, and secondly, I just found out that vouching is bad? Holy fucking shit this is humiliating for DoJ.

honestly very funny that centrist organizations' takeaway from the autopsy is "this supports our ideological priors" and not "everyone involved in this process is fabulously incompetent and shouldn't be trusted to run a lemonade stand, let alone a political party"

Oh my god, how much did they pay for this garbage? democrats.org/wp-content/u...

“Up to 70% of rooms reserved by Fifa in Boston, Dallas, Los Angeles, Philadelphia and Seattle have been cancelled, the AHLA said” www.bbc.com/sport/footba...

I mean, why would he know that? Who cares

In an unusual flight path, jet flies into World Trade Center.

I say without hyperbole that this is the most brazenly corrupt action in US Presidential history. That it does not immediately lead to impeachment is a dangerous sign of how far the rule of law has declined.

The NYC social contract is high income professionals giving a good chunk of their income to the state who gives it to good ole' boys unions and small businesses who give their income to a certain famous Queens man who now splits his time between DC and Miami

"Never invest in a non-profit incorporated in Delaware and headquartered in California!"

subtle

Another of Obama's BigLaw-partner appointees handing Trump an appointment

JFC. (You are not going to get through this quote without swearing. Trust me.)

So what does Trump have on Polis?

Paying domestic terrorists. abcnews.com/US/trump-poi...

Watching a series of former Confederate states rush to eliminate any vestige of black representation in the House pretty much answers the question whether the Voting Rights Act was still necessary.

A no-brainer result given the clerk's misconduct. www.wsj.com/us-news/law/...

i have my own strong opinions about this but curious what you guys think this paragraph is doing in the Virginia Supreme Court's decision to nullify the will of the people

The majority's holding is: "election" doesn't mean what it says in the Virginia Code and how it has always been interpreted, it has a new amorphous meaning we sharked up from every other source we could imagine.

Dems are such absolute losers

yes. change the statute on which this decision turned and redistrict according to the legitimacy conferred by the people of the state

Justice Kelsey has made his ruling, now let him enforce it

And curiously, I would have achieved the same result by showing up unprepared, unshaven, and in a t-shirt and simply saying "Justices, he's fucking with the money"

Harvey told me those kids actually liked the work they were doing

A must-read from UCLA law prof Dave Marcus, who was actually in the room when it happened. www.dorfonlaw.org/2026/05/mean...

Very obvious targeting of one of the regime’s most effective political opponents. Where do I donate to the defense fund?

Woke is back www.wsj.com/us-news/ken-...

Universities should be run by people who understand what a university is supposed to be

we don’t have ban words we have ban fine-tuning, completely different 🤡

Happy May Day Hit the streets today Wealth tax 2026 and forever www.hamiltonnolan.com/p/confiscate...

If you want to try to break billionaires' power over our politics, it's hard to think of a place where you get better bang for your buck than donating to a progressive challenger in a Delaware state government race. $600 contribution cap and these races come down to a few thousand votes.

“That Rümeysa felt she had to return to Turkey to escape the shadow of state violence says everything you need to know about the state of free speech and academic freedom in this country,” said Ramya Krishnan, a senior staff attorney at the Knight First Amendment Institute…"