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Ken White, co-host of “All the President’s Lawyers," is an attorney at Brown White & Osborn LLP in Los Angeles. A former federal prosecutor, his practice includes both criminal defense and First Amendment litigation. He writes and speaks frequently on criminal justice and free speech issues, and he hosts “Make No Law,” a podcast about First Amendment history.
Sessions is adjourned Jeff Sessions is out as President Trump’s attorney general.
The Democrats take the House. Will the president need more lawyers? The midterms are over. What’s next for President Trump?
A small legal victory for Trump, but questions remain Stormy Daniels’ defamation lawsuit gets thrown out but not to worry, two others are filed.
LRC Live: Taxes, tech and Taylor Swift It’s a special live Left, Right & Center from San Francisco!
About that Kavanaugh hearing There are some big legal questions and theories to talk about here.
Is Rosenstein on the ropes? And what will happen in Thursday’s hearing with Brett Kavanaugh and Christine Blasey Ford?
Paul Manafort pleads guilty, but will Trump pardon him? President Trump’s former campaign chairman Paul Manafort pled guilty to two felony charges related to his work for pro-Russian politicians in Ukraine. He agreed to cooperate with special counsel Robert Mueller’s Russia investigation. This after Manafort was convicted last month on bank and tax fraud in Virginia federal court.
Hot (and hilarious) Stormy Daniels action Now President Trump and Michael Cohen want what she wanted...last winter.
Why we should take sexual harassment training more seriously Sexual harassment training in the workplace is easy to dismiss as a waste of time. But should we give those training videos more of a chance, especially in the era of Les Moonves and #metoo? We hear from an attorney who’s been giving sexual harassment prevention seminars. He trains supervisors at corporations, churches, and police departments.
Midterm Elections and the Divider in Chief During a visit to Pittsburgh to honor the victims of an anti-Semitic attack, President Trump was met with protests. The president has ridiculed Democrats targeted with pipe bombs and deployed troops against Central American asylum seekers. By defying the tradition of ‘President as Unifier,’ can Trump help maintain Republican dominance in Washington?
Too rich for our own good Affluent communities put their futures as risk when they become unaffordable for everyone but the wealthy.