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Most attention paid to the SCOTUS actions announced Monday (6/26/17) centered on the grant of certiorari for Trump’s petitions to reverse the Fourth and Ninth Circuit’s injunctions against his second travel ban.  That and the Court’s partial stay of those injunctions...

For a time, top of mind and above the fold was news of Trump’s travel bans, classic and redux and their serial invalidation by federal district courts around the country.  But recently the Fourth Circuit, comprised of Maryland, the Virginias and the Carolinas, became...

Four days after HL 36, titled “SCOTUS Refusal to Review North Carolina Voter Suppression Case Speaks Volumes” explained the real (and otherwise unreported) reason the Supreme Court declined to review the Fourth Circuit’s nullification of voting restrictions that...

In 2013 when The Americans began airing, the series was merely a brilliant TV show, allowing Russellholics their first extended binge on Keri since Felicity.  But as time passes and the seasons have extended to its current fifth, the show has become increasingly...

Freud supposedly said “Madame sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.”  But it was no mere stogie on Monday when Chief Justice John Roberts disingenuously recited the caveat that it meant nothing for SCOTUS to decline review of the Fourth Circuit’s decision invalidating...

President Trump’s firing of FBI Director Comey requires our clear and precise thinking, analysis and action, lest we become mere observers of these events shaping our future. The three lethal “letters” administered to Comey disclose the corruption in this process as...