When is it okay to represent a client accused of discrimination?
The National Football League has enlisted former U.S. Attorney General Loretta Lynch to defend it...
Read More
Author: Paul Mirengoff
Palin jury finds in favor of New York Times
Yesterday, the jury in the Sarah Palin case found that the New York Times is not liable for the...
Read More
Biden’s delay in nominating a Justice produces discord
The Hill reports that Senate Democrats are urging Joe Biden to “speed up his process for picking a...
Read More
Trump’s document destruction, another look
I want to respond to the objections Steve Hayward presented to what I’ve written about Donald...
Read More
Morgan Stanley and Princeton warned
I wrote here about what I called “a Princeton-Morgan Stanley joint venture in discrimination.” My...
Read More
Biden gets friendly but conflicting advice
It’s a bad sign for Joe Biden and the Democrats that their friends are urgently appealing for a...
Read More
Judge tosses Palin’s case, allows jury to continue deliberating
Judge Jed Rakoff has ruled that Sarah Palin’s libel suit against the New York Times over a 2017...
Read More
Enes Kanter Freedom is out of an NBA job
Last week, just before the NBA reached its deadline for trades, the Boston Celtics dealt Enes...
Read More
What does a National Conservative foreign policy look like in practice?
In this post, I linked to a New York Times op-ed by three leading National (or Common Good)...
Read More
A Princeton-Morgan Stanley joint venture in discrimination
Last week, Princeton freshmen received an email regarding Morgan Stanley’s Freshman Enhancement...
Read More