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The Assange deal is ethically dubious

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Law

The Assange deal is ethically dubious

The balance sheet is probably as even as it could realistically be

Mary Dejevsky

Kangaroo courts and bills of attainder

The Biden administration and its surrogates are desperately trying to derail Trump’s candidacy by subjecting him to wholesale political prosecution

Roger Kimball

The Supreme Court takes on the administrative state

Loper Bright v. Raimondo and Relentless v. Department of Commerce both involve bizarre fishing rules

Ilya Shapiro

How to jail a president

Donald Trump could face prison time this year. What would that look like?

Neal Pollack

DC Diary

Hunter’s messy day in court

Plus: Commander-in-teeth

Oliver Wiseman

Law
March 31, 2023
A celebration of Gwyneth Paltrow
Her phoniness is admirable
Grace Curley
Middle East
February 22, 2023
Why Netanyahu is right about Israel’s rogue supreme court
His country is not on the verge of authoritarianism
John Pietro
Film
January 20, 2023
The unorthodox life and fall of Alec Baldwin
A wild career culminates in a horrible disaster
Alexander Larman
Politics
May 4, 2022
The nothingburger investigation into Trump’s finances
So much for the SDNY
Peter Van Buren
Law
May 3, 2022
Johnny Depp and Amber Heard: a battle with no winner
The age of Captain Jack Sparrow is over
Alexander Larman
Law
April 12, 2022
Cheers to the American jury system
At a time of elite corruption, panels of ordinary people keep getting it right
Matt Purple
Internet
July 29, 2020
No one emerges from a court fight looking clean
Unless you have been accused of a crime such as murder, taking legal action is like stepping in quicksand
Douglas Murray

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