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‘They’re Delusional If They Think This Is Going to Go Away’

December 20, 2025 away, “Going, Delusional, they, This, They're, think0 comment

Jeffrey Epstein’s victims began the day believing they might finally get something they’d been requesting for years: a direct conversation with the nation’s top law-enforcement official before the Justice Department made public a full trove of long-buried documents and photos. The release of the Epstein files, as the department’s hundreds of thousands of investigative materials have come to be known, might finally provide clarity on what the government knew about Epstein’s sex-trafficking scheme and when it knew it. The victims sat by their phones waiting anxiously—but also, they told me,…

Poll: 75% of voters think Democrats would be better off without Biden as nominee

July 2, 2024 Better, Nominee, voters, think, Without, Democrats, would, poll, Biden0 comment

An overwhelming majority of registered voters say the Democratic Party would have a better chance of beating former President Donald Trump with someone other than President Biden at the top of the ticket, according to a new poll released Tuesday. The Washington Times stories: White House

What Trump Supporters Think When He Mocks People With Disabilities

March 20, 2024 supporters, People, think, Disabilities, Trump, mocks0 comment

Last weekend, I stood among thousands of Donald Trump supporters in a windy airfield, watching them watch their candidate. I traveled to the former president’s event just outside Dayton, Ohio, because I couldn’t stop thinking about something that had happened one week earlier, at his rally in Georgia: Trump had broken into an imitation of President Joe Biden’s lifelong stutter, and the crowd had cackled. Mocking Biden is not the worst thing Trump has ever done. Biden is a grown man, and the most public of figures. He does not…

2 out of 3 voters think Biden too old; one-third believes he’s mentally, physically able

February 21, 2024 Biden, voters, think, He's, believes, Able, mentally, onethird, physically0 comment

President Biden maintains a slender advantage over his likely challenger, former President Donald Trump, in a new poll despite two-thirds of voters saying Mr. Biden is too old. The Washington Times stories: White House

Supreme Court’s Affirmative Action Ruling May Be Bigger Than You Think

February 5, 2024 ruling, Supreme, action, than, Bigger, think, courts, Affirmative0 comment

One of the more interesting, but less reported, aspects of the Supreme Court’s decision in the landmark affirmative action case Students for Fair Admissions v. Harvard was its criticism of universities’ racial categories in admissions policies. That critique opens a new way to challenge racial discrimination in court. Lawyers and litigants who care about racial equality should take full advantage of it. The high court’s perspective on racial categories arose out of what is known among lawyers as “the diversity rationale,” which comes from a 1978 opinion by Justice Lewis…

Does the military need a separate service for cyber? Some lawmakers think so; DoD isn’t sure

April 3, 2023 Separate, Service, Lawmakers, need, military, Some, think, sure, Cyber, Isn't0 comment

It’s been a little over three years since Congress created a dedicated military service to focus on space. Lawmakers are wondering whether it’s time to do the same thing for cyber. The Defense Department hasn’t yet taken a position on that question — officials say they’re still studying the topic of military cyber force design. But some members of Congress are getting impatient. Lawmakers have asked DoD for its recommendations on whether there ought to be a separate military services just for cyber forces more than once. In the 2020…