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Brave new court: Melissa Murray on conservative majority John Barrett interviews Melissa Murray during the 17th Robert H. Jackson Lecture at Chautauqua Institution Melissa Murray refused to abandon her view: the newly formed conservative court is ready to bring about tremendous changes in the country.Murray, Professor of Law at New York University, co-host of the podcast Strict Scrutiny, and co-author an article Last September predicted that the Supreme Court’s transition from Judge Ruth Bader Ginsburg to Judge Amy Coney Barrett would have “earthquake consequences.” In a conversation wi...

To let people die for want of food, and air now, is tantamount to the genocides that scarred forever the 20th century. The Allahabad high court was making exactly the same point.

British Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab has lauded Radovan Karadzic’s transfer to a UK prison. But so long as Western leaders who start wars are immune from prosecution, virtue-signalling on ‘international justice’ is misplaced.

Print It’s already clear that the Biden administration intends not merely to eradicate any trace of Trumpism from American politics, but to return government economic policy to the inclusive traditions of the New Deal. That’s evident from the scope of the American Rescue Plan’s support for working families grappling with the effects of COVID-19, and the support for job-training, home-care workers and union membership in Biden’s infrastructure proposal. But Biden has another sterling opportunity to make American society more equitable: by reviving antitrust enforcement. Forty years of...

Column: Biden could remake American society by reviving antitrust enforcement Michael Hiltzik © (C-SPAN) Tim Wu of Columbia Law School, a critic of "Big Tech," has been named a top economic advisor to the Biden White House. (C-SPAN) It's already clear that the Biden administration intends not merely to eradicate any trace of Trumpism from American politics, but to return government economic policy to the inclusive traditions of the New Deal. That's evident from the scope of the American Rescue Plan's support for working families grappling with the effects of COVID-19, and ...