2019 was a rough year for America’s international standing. Around the world, Trump’s brand of global politics estranged allies, emboldened dictators, and diminished American leadership on world issues.
The year in review Read More »
As 2019 comes to an end, the field of Democratic candidates continues to narrow even after the late entries of Mike Bloomberg, Tom Steyer and Deval Patrick.
A chapter 11 case often involves many different parties.
The cast of characters Read More »
President Donald Trump has at times offered his own suggestions for how California should address wildfires.
The president on wildfires Read More »
According to statistics collected and updated daily at the Gun Violence Archive, as of May 10, just a third of the way into 2019, 916 teens and 204 children had been killed or injured in gun incidents and there had been 119 mass shootings.
Parenting in a world of mass shootings Read More »
Who would have imagined that as full-grown adults we would take our most intimate secrets and share them without caution with every tech giant who offered us a “free” app on the Internet?
Twenty candidates ready to set upon each other — to impeach or not impeach, subpoenas, executive privilege, the line between reach and overreach.
Post-Mueller support group Read More »
Attorney General William Barr has a real command of words.
The attorney general has a way with words Read More »
Michael Cohen brought it all — hush money, a porn star and endless sleaze.
Michael Cohen’s bid for redemption Read More »
Lawyering and journalism are different. One is about advocacy, where the search for facts is designed to find support for a narrative in the client’s interest.
The difference between lawyers and journalists Read More »
Forces are combining to let the air out of the tires of the business of journalism.
The reflexology of modern journalism Read More »
