Rodger D. Citron is the associate dean for research and scholarship and a professor of law at Touro University, Jacob D. Fuchsberg Law Center. His articles have been published in the Washington Monthly and on SCOTUSblog, Slate, and the Los Angeles Review of Books.
Irked by liberals from Princeton to Yale and the Justice Department to the Supreme Court, the conservative jurist finishes another term unbowed.
Irked by liberals from Princeton to Yale and the Justice Department to the Supreme Court, the conservative jurist finishes another term unbowed.
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The party cannot credibly defend women’s rights and the rule of law while standing behind a Senate nominee accused of rape.
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For all of our understandable angst, let’s chart the good change since the Bicentennial.
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Which ones are most concerning, and how you can save democracy.
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The Supreme Court’s recent rulings and the “Great American State Fair” reflect twin Trumpian visions of who belongs in America.
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The 47th president has smashed norms, enriched himself, and even bungled cleaning the Reflecting Pool. But July 4 still survives.
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July 4 is America’s birthday and the first anniversary of Trump’s One Big Beautiful Bill Act and the health care cuts that followed.
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