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The only thing we can say for sure that JD Vance believes is that he, personally, should have as much power as possible

JD Vance's public Venmo reveals his connections with elites, far-right figures, and more. Experts warn of privacy risks and security threats.

I read this and much enjoyed it some years ago; it's an urban fantasy set at Yale, and I expect that people with some Yale or New Haven experience would enjoy it even more. Indeed, I recommended it to Will Baude, who went to Yale Law, and he just let…

Last week I appeared in two podcast episodes that could be of interest, especially to those interested in statutory interpretation. One was as a guest of Yale Law Professors David Schleicher and Samuel Moyn on "The Legal Theory Podcast: Digging A Hole," where I was very skeptically interrogated about unwritten…

Washington (AFP) - To Stewart Rhodes, his conviction for leading the far-right Oath Keepers militia in the January 6, 2021 assault on the US Capitol made him America's premier political prisoner -- the equivalent of Russian dissident Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn.

Amy Chua, the Yale Law School professor and author sometimes known as “Tiger Mom,” has written her first novel

seems to have gone very well.

Justices Sonia Sotomayor and Clarence Thomas overcame humble beginnings and racial discrimination before earning elite educations, but they bring very different views about race-conscious college admissions to the Supreme Court as it weighs affirmative action challenges.

Stewart Rhodes all but promised his followers he had "one neat trick" to evade criminal charges for sedition