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No matter what you think of Elon Musk, you have to admit he's a major supporter of the legal profession.
At a corner gas station in Denver this week I lived through some of the most head-twisting minutes of my life. Not scary, just head-twisting.
No matter what you think of Elon Musk, you have to admit he's a major supporter of the legal profession.
Of course I’m a fan of Caitlin Clark. But more than that, I’m a fan of Title IX.
A wise man said: “The essence of a nation is that all of its individual members have a great deal in common and also that they have forgotten many things.”
What will humans do when machines and computers take all our jobs? I have suggestions and also a solution for voter indifference.
Think you’ve got it hard? Think the government is conspiring against you? Think again.
Even seemingly good solutions don't seem to satisfy these days. At Northwestern University what seemed like a good compromise was followed by a lawsuit. Nostalgic comparisons to the '60s and '70s don't really apply.
The Donald Trump campaign refused to answer this question: Have you or your candidate or the Republican Party reimbursed, or defended, any of the 869 federal defendants who have been sentenced to 589 years in prison for storming the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021?