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Inspector General Opens Probe into Whether DOJ Officials Tried to Overturn Election

By Brittany Bernstein 1:06 PM

The probe will look into allegations concerning the conduct of former and current Justice Dept. officials but will not extend to other government officials.

Anti-Vaxxers Got PPP Loans, but It’s Not a Scandal

By Ramesh Ponnuru January 20, 2021

From a Washington Post story by Elizabeth Dwoskin and Aaron Gregg.

MIT Professor Who Received $19M in Federal Grants Arrested for Concealing Ties to China

By Brittany Bernstein January 14, 2021

Mechanical engineering professor Gang Chen faces charges of wire fraud, failing to file a foreign bank account report, and making a false statement in a tax return.

Conservative Professor Retires from Chapman University after Trump Rally Backlash

By Brittany Bernstein January 14, 2021

Conservative attorney John Eastman will retire after his support for Trump’s efforts to overturn the election results sparked backlash among his colleagues.

The ‘Late Impeachment’ Question

By Ramesh Ponnuru January 13, 2021

Precedent and purpose cut against the argument that the Constitution bars lawmakers from holding an impeachment trial after Trump leaves office.

Michigan to Charge Former Governor Snyder in Flint Water Investigation

By Brittany Bernstein January 12, 2021

The attorney general’s office reportedly told the defense that they can expect initial court appearances soon.

Police Unions vs. Police Accountability

By Robert VerBruggen January 12, 2021

A new report details problematic job protections for police.

Ohio Enacts Law Prohibiting Telemedicine Abortion

By Alexandra DeSanctis January 12, 2021

The bill creates stronger safety protocols for women who obtain chemical abortions.

Justice Thomas Urges the Court to Revisit Abortion-Clinic ‘Buffer Zones’ and Free Speech

By Alexandra DeSanctis January 11, 2021

Though he agrees with the recent decision not to hear a new case on the subject, Thomas points out contradictions in Supreme Court’s jurisprudence.

Removing the President: What Not to Worry About

By Ramesh Ponnuru January 8, 2021

Our political culture doesn't need to guard a norm against removing presidents too easily.