Outside the Beltway

More on Trump’s attempt to subvert the 2020 election.

A chilling feature from the Wall Street Journal.

The first sitting New York City mayor to be so honored.

The leading scholar on the subject dissents.

A bizarre court decision requires violating state and federal law.

Racism this explicit needs to be directly confronted

A superstar athlete’s treatment by police raises troubling questions.

The Secretary of the Navy supports the man who hired him. Who knew?

I suspect it isn’t going to work

It would be nice if it just happened without any help.

The predicted has happened.

Why the rent is too damn high.

The search giant lost a major court battle. What’s next?

A Supreme Court Justice says our laws and regulations are out of control.

Most departments have shockingly little screening of their officers.

One of the most notorious war criminals in American history is dead at 80.

Perfectly sensible suggestions that are unconstitutional, politically infeasible, or both.

Spoiler: the same people often work at both

Some interesting, if unworkable, ideas.

Expect an appeal and a long wait

Sometimes all we have is the choice of how we react to events.

Who are you going to believe, the WSJ or your lying eyes?

Impeach the Justices! Pack the Court!

Immunity leading to impunity?

All of the legal remedies are impossible.

Too little, too late.

Too much deference to the president, but the trial will continue.

Cruel punishment is not unusual.

The court amplified its power at the expense of the administrative state.

Apparently, ex post facto payments are cool.

The only let him go so long out of kindness I suppose.

A reasonable ruling with horrible consequences.

A reasonable ruling clarifying a poorly-written prior opinion.

He may be under-estimating.

What out of control prosecutors and judges actually look like and why more people should be treated like former President Trump

A non-ruling by the Supreme Court is being touted as something else.

A deep dive into why imperfect Criminal Legal System data is still reliable

Gaming the appointment process.

Good news is seldom news.

He’s now just 31 felonies short of Donald Trump.

It’s a problematic concept.

2,000 Mules edition.

Will the first President convicted of crimes be the first convicted felon re-elected as President?

Stunning news.

Closing arguments start today and a verdict and possible sentencing could come this week.

The UN body cites violation of the Genocide Convention.

A beach home and “An Appeal to Heaven”