Page 2 - Erwin Chemerinsky News Today

Will be doing a call in program with cspan said he cannot sign books until 4 00 then he will have a very short window before he passed to catch his flight t consign books from 4 00 through 4 20 p. M. I hope you can catch him then. [laughter] that is at the bookstore attend on the ball at the university of arizona bookstore they are purchased at that location if you are enjoying the festival we encourage you to become a friend of the festival your taxdeductible donation allows to offer programmin...

Every weekend, booktv brings you 48 hours of nonfiction authors and books, on cspan 2 keep watching for more television for serious readers. Booktv is live this weekend from the tucson festival of books. Start agent 1 00 p. M. Eastern 10 00 a. M. Pacific well be covering several author panel on topics such as race and politics, Supreme Court, environment, immigration, and more. All this live from the university of arizona the site of the seventh annual tucson festival of books. I give an example...

Purple heart. Matt is our hero because of how he lived, says the reverend who spoke at matts memorial service. He didnt miss life. He lived life. Service was a proud tradition in matts family. His father lowell r. Hanson jr. Served in the army. One of matts brothers is currently active duty army, while the other is in the army reserves. Matt himself was born in germany on a military base. As mary, matts mom puts it, matt to go rogue and join the marines. Matt had a strong work ethic in high scho...

Setting an example with his own decades of advocacy, Mr. Edley once wrote that progress comes "from the hard work of building community."

The June 2 episode of "CBS News Sunday Morning" included a segment that looks a case involving Grants Pass and homeless policy, and what a Supreme Court ruling on the issue might mean.

Former President Donald Trump, facing felony convictions, remains a competitive presidential candidate despite upcoming sentencing. Legal questions arise regarding his eligibility and potential ballot restrictions.

NEW YORK - Not since Eugene V. Debs campaigned from a prison cell more than a century ago has the United States experienced what is now happening: a prominent candidate with felony convictions running for president. And never before has that candidate been someone with a real chance of winning.

A former president convicted in a criminal trial is a first in US history. How will the outcomes affect Donald Trump's run for president? What if he has to go to prison? Here's what you need to know.

Its the first criminal trial of a former US president - so what could it mean for Donald Trumps hopes of re-entering the White House if he is convicted?

A jury is in deliberations on ex-President Donald Trump's hush money case, the first criminal trial of any former or current US president.