Ron Collins on Books, Book Reviews, and Bezos
Ron Collins writes about The Washington Post's “Book World” section, launched in 1972, which ended abruptly in February owing to widespread layoffs at the Post.
FBI Director Kash Patel Sues The Atlantic for Article That Alleged Excessive Drinking
The Atlantic, in response, said it stood by its reporting and would vigorously defend against the “meritless lawsuit.”
States Eulogize Charlie Kirk With New Laws Promoting Religion and Free Speech
The laws are among the first of what could become multiple state tributes to the conservative activist who was killed while speaking at a Utah university last year.
Cameras in Courtrooms Stir Debate From Baby Lindbergh Kidnapping to OJ and Charlie Kirk’s Killing
Whether cameras should be allowed has spurred perpetual disagreement between transparency advocates and defense attorneys eager to shield clients from ignominious publicity that could tilt a jury against them.
California Attorney Who Tried To Help Overturn 2020 Election Loses Law License
The California Supreme Court on Wednesday ordered John Eastman disbarred and his name stricken from the state roll of attorneys.
Turning Point USA’s High School Push in GOP States Meets Free Speech and Religion Concerns
The group’s endorsement by Republican governors — at least eight so far — has stirred debate about free speech in America’s schools.