[Enter two other Senators with a Messenger.] THIRD SENATOR Thou hast painfully discover’d; are his files As full as thy report?

Final version! Must read. harvardlawreview.org/print/vol-13...

What perfect album came out the year I turned 16? (I’m old.)

WE WON. I am *begging* you to take note of who did this. *Not* UCLA admin—they’re still scuttling around behind closed doors, attempting to appease—but FACULTY AND STAFF, led by AAUP.

In the brief, Jane Manners argues that the history is clear: presidents don’t have unfettered authority to remove independent agency officials, such as FTC Commissioner Slaughter. Read: bit.ly/4nSvm9B

Message to all faculty: your expertise is no longer trusted or valued at this so-called “university.”

Reminds me of my favorite student response from a teaching evaluation form: Q “What aspects of … Richard Heppner’s teaching could be changed to better support student learning?” A “I don’t think Professor Heppner could teach this class better than he does.”

Would you ask a judge to declare a house haunted? What about suing a fortune-teller for mispredicting your future? Should the law even allow these claims? If you write about law, believer or sceptic, you can contribute to our book on Supernatural Law: Regulating the Paranormal. tinyurl.com/46jwmcnh

Watching BlueSky dive into document review.

Isn’t that what Space Force does?

These people are all so self-important. I like NEVER use the “high importance” flag for emails. These are full of them.

Isn’t that what Space Force does?

Doe anyone else dislike this news-y stylistic tic? "John shot the victim, officials say." "The economy is rebounding, some economists posit." I feel like putting the "officials say" or "some economists posit" at the end deemphasizes it, and leaves the impression that the foregoing is true.

i don't think my television needs an AI Concierge

No way this would ever be directly addressed by politics. What’ll happen is meat will just get more and more expensive, thanks either to climate- or regulatory-change.

There's a current Mac ad that starts by zooming in on an onscreen cursor, while the voiceover says "Everything you love began as nothing, just a flicker on a screen, asking a simple question: what do you see?" And I'm not sure if it's obtuse or is deliberately saying everything we love is digital.

BREAKING: We won! Today the 3rd Circuit Court ordered the @post-gazette.com to restore our contract it illegally tore up 5 years ago. That’s our health care, PTO, right to a 40-hr. work week, short-term disability and so much more we’ve struck for 3+ years. pghguild.com/2025/11/10/p...

Sure. As everyone knows, it's a fake economy if the bottom is subsidized by the top, and it's a real economy if the top is subsidized by the bottom.

For some reason, I just thought of this scene.

On the blog: In approving Trump's transphobic policy of listing sex assigned at birth on passports, SCOTUS said govt was "merely attesting to a historical fact," thus echoing the obtuseness of Plessy v Ferguson's statement that Black folks were only choosing to see segregation as white supremacy. 👇

The I.R.S. is shutting down its free online system for filing tax returns, a program that the Biden administration introduced last year and that users gave high marks. via @tarasiegelbernard.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2025/11/06/b...

For some reason, I just thought of this scene.

Some Senate Dems are grossly overestimating how politically advantageous it will be to point at Republicans' votes against an ACA bill in December.

Gee, this still seems relevant.

Awesome piece. Read it. Then, let me add something to it.

Huh.

I havent read such a banger of an essay in a very long time. This is so well-written!

sometimes an Oxford comma can make all the difference

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So you’re saying the jury is deliberating the defendant’s deli-berating. i mean, I’m still workshopping it…

I mean, yes, I know. I know. But how hilarious would it be if they came to D.C. and then gave it to someone else?

They’re really putting the “deli” in “deliberate.” or something

No Noise November. everybody shut up

I mean, yes, I know. I know. But how hilarious would it be if they came to D.C. and then gave it to someone else?

“Be you ever so high, the law is above you.” (Thomas Fuller, quoted by Lord Denning in Gouriet v Union of Post Office Workers [1978] AC 435.) The one-line answer to “Don’t you know who I am?” #RuleOfLaw #appellatesky

I voted n’at.

Go vote.

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I have eaten the Snickers that were in the candy bowl and which you were probably saving for Halloween Forgive me they were delicious But I left the 3 Musketeers and Reese’s Cups

Hwæt! Ic gemette eardstapa in ealdum lande. Þe cwæð “Twa miccle & liclæs fæt of stān Stondaþ on þǣm westen. Neah him, on þære eorþe, healf sunkene, an wlīte līcð. And on þæm fotstōle, þās word ġewrīfene wǣron: Mīn nama is Ōsīmandias, Cyninga Cyning; Lūcaþ on mīn ġeweorc, ġē mihtiġe, and āfȳraþ!

I would read the hell out of a deeply reported piece on how the media/political elite addiction to Twitter is shaping their views, which in turn shape the views of millions of people. It's a total reality-warper.

Really feeling this in Pennsylvania.

New fact pattern just dropped for law school exams in, well, just about every course.

This is despicable.