The Metrograph, a New York Art House, Starts a Film Magazine
A throwback publication courts cinephiles with stories featuring Ari Aster, Maggie Cheung, Daniel Clowes, Clint Eastwood and ...
Walz suggested AOC could chair a committee, didn't reference speaker role | Fact check
Walz didn't proclaim plans to make Ocasio-Cortez speaker. The exchange came in a discussion about an AI task force she sits ...
AOC slobbers over scummy Doug Emhoff, proving lefty moralizing is utterly fake
AOC praised Doug Emhoff as a true feminist ally. That’s despite his allegedly having slapped a woman so hard she spun around.
What I learned from a deer hunter and other ‘radicals’ in AOC’s district
I was there as part of an experiment I’ve been running this election year. As the presidential race dominates the news, I ...
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Wait, I have to vote for judges, too? A primer on NYC's judicial elections.
If you’re scratching your head about how judges get to the bench in New York — and why you’ve heard so little about the ...
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Why criminal courts are still a black box for data journalists
Testify’s groundbreaking investigations in Cleveland show the power of computational methods in courthouse reporting. Why, ...
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Trump's Vision for America Looks Like 'Putin's Russia' Says AOC
Representative Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez highlighted concerns about a second Trump term on a recent episode of "Pod Save America." ...
The 2024 Stakes for Judges
In a typical four-year term, a president replaces about one-quarter of the country’s 870 active federal judges, across both ...
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Infamous MAGA lawyer gets license yanked in New York
Kenneth Chesebro, an infamous legal ally of former President Donald Trump, has had his license to practice in New York ...
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez mocked over ‘gibberish’ leaflet for Arab voters
The New York Democrat Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez botched an appeal to Arab voters by using a nonsensical translation in her ...
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Two Important Courts in Two Days Highlight the Shrinking Risk of Subject Matter Waivers: Part II
Last week’s Privilege Point noted the Southern District of New York’s privilege expert’s opinion confirming the modern view that an ...
Weed Shops Deserve Due Process, Says Judge
Operation Padlock to Protect—the New York City policy used to justify the shutdowns—is unconstitutional, per New York Supreme Court Justice Kevin Kerrigan. (In New York, the state's highest court is ...