The Real Story Behind Columbia’s Controversial Law Review Article—And Why It Matters 

Law reviews are typically sleepy, student-edited journals that publish turgid scholarship. The articles may be read by specialists, and they are often read by no one beyond the author and editors. But Columbia University law school’s law review has received a rare burst of public attention this week. According to various media outlets, the law

‘It’s Not Easy’: Trump Provides Update on Son Barron After Trial Verdict

Former President Donald Trump said his youngest son, Barron, has struggled amid the fallout of the New York criminal trial. In an interview with Phil McGraw, known as “Dr. Phil,” the former president answered questions about how the jury’s guilty verdict impacted his family. “It’s not easy,” former President Trump said in response to a

Biden: Slip Slidin’ Away

You know the nearer your destination The more you’re slip slidin’ away — Paul Simon President Biden “shows signs of slipping,” the Wall Street Journal reported this week. Journalists Annie Linskey and Siobhan Hughes—no conservatives—spoke to 45 people who have met with the president and noticed his mental and physical decline. They recount, in detail,

Israeli PM Netanyahu Set to Address Congress on July 24

This will be the fourth time Mr. Netanyahu will address Congress, breaking the record held by the late British Prime Minister Winston Churchill. Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will address a joint session of Congress on July 24, announced House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-La.) and Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell (R-Ky.) on June 6. The