I received the following response to the establishment-busting three-part series, “How Do You Explain This?” It adds a positive personal touch and fits so well I’m calling it “Part IV.” Wish I’d written it. Thanks, Monongahela Wry – – – — It [Part III] started me on some ruminations. If your goal is to be […]
Over the past year, pundits and columnists have been forced to keep asking why Europe’s economy is stagnating and falling behind the US economy. Many of those asking the question are Europeans. One European headline reads “Why Europe is falling behind the USA,” and Le Monde tells us that compared to the United States, “The gap with European […]
Over at his Executive Functions substack, Jack Goldsmith urges the United States Senate to refuse to confirm Edward Martin for U.S. Attorney for the District of Columbia. From the post: Martin even in his temporary role has proven to be the most openly politicizing and weaponizing figure in the most politicized and weaponizing department in […]
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From Judge Arun Subramanian’s order today in Khalil v. Trustees of Columbia Univ. (S.D.N.Y.): Plaintiffs are students who say the federal government has unlawfully coerced Columbia University to suppress their protected speech. They claim that the government investigated Columbia and threatened to cut off $400 million in funding to enlist the university in stifling political […]
Department of Education v. California sends a clear signal to the lower court: review TROs that function as preliminary injunctions. If there is any reason that Justice Barrett decided to change her position, this might be it. The majority opinion offers this new standard: Although the Courts of Appeals generally lack appellate jurisdiction over appeals […]
Last month, the Supreme Court by a 5-4 vote refused to block a lower-court order requiring nearly $2 billion in funding through USAID. Today, in Department of Education v. California, the Supreme Court by a 5-4 vote blocked a lower court order requiring about $65 million in funding through the Department of Education. Can these […]
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