America, the Awesome
Burt Likko has one of those sorts of problems that really aren’t such bad problems to have.
Burt Likko has one of those sorts of problems that really aren’t such bad problems to have.
James Damore, the “echo chamber memo” guy, just filed a high profile lawsuit against his former employer, Google. He might have the chance to blaze a new trail in California employment law along the way.
Michael Wolff’s The Fire and the Fury is the talk of the town and certainly the book of the moment.
There are bad movies. There are very bad movies. There are historically bad movies.
And then, there’s The Room.
Peer with Burt Likko into his Constitutional crystal ball, and you shall see a vision of a veritable hurricane of voter registration litigation, of a sort yet unseen in American legal history.
Really, what did King George III do that was so bad anyway?
And another thing: it’s really not such a good thing from a vehicular maintenance perspective.
It is exceedingly difficult to get people to tell each other new and different stories than they do.
Yet it may prove to be existentially important to persuade them to do exactly that.
No public funds were used in the controversial portrayal of a Donald Trump-like Julius Caesar.
I daresay these are the most explosive congressional hearings since Anita Hill’s testimoy.
We are entrusting you, each of you, with a great power. And you already know what comes along with great power.