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Refreshing an Ingraham "octagon top" 30-hour shelf clock

Refreshing an Ingraham “octagon top” 30-hour shelf clock

This 30-hour shelf clock (hour strike) was manufactured by American clock-maker E. Ingraham and Co. in the 1870s. There are various iterations of the name over the maker’s history but this was the one the company used from 1861 to 1880. The clock was bought at auction in mid-March 2022 along with 3 other clocks. In this post, I will take the reader through the process of refreshing the…

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: NEW ENGLAND CLOCK CO BRISTOL, CT WOODEN WALL SCONCES 1970'S STAMPED.

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Check out this listing I just added to my Poshmark closet: Antique E. Ingraham Co Mantle Clock USA Column Pillar Key And Pendulum.

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Ilhan Omar’s husband received $634K in coronavirus relief

Public records show that E Street Group, co-owned by Omar’s husband, Tim Mynett, received nearly $135,000 in Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans and $500,000 in Economic Injury Disaster loans.

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Annis, 23 Mill Valley Road, $ 245.000.Suzanne M. Meehan đến Teresa J. Halperin và Andrew Halperin, 108 Sabin St., 350.000 đô la.Norman B. Veroneau và Denise K. Veroneau đến Niloufar Shoushtari, 25 Lexington Drive, 512.000 đô la.BernardstonMaria E. Carey đến Ricky L. Mùa hè và Suzanne J. Sumner, 68 Cross St., $ 225.000.BlandfordJean-Pierre Barrette, bất động sản, và Mary A. Wright, đại diện, đến Adam Gonska, 84 đường Curtis Hall, 14.000 đô la.Cánh đồngCynthia M. Niemchot-Hodges và Wayne B. Hodges cho James M. Korman, 294 Warren Road, $ 580.000.BucklandDoris L. Howes Estate, Ian Howes, giám đốc điều hành và cá nhân, đến Stephen E. Smith, 277 Ashfield Road / Route 112, $ 120.000.Ricky L. Summer và Suzanne J. Sumner đến Kurtis A. Williams và Nichole B.Williams, 86 Buckland Road, 255.000 đô la.Lynn Anderson, Polly Anderson, Sidney C. Anderson, Nina A. Coler, Lynn A. Hoeppner và Malah H.Miller đến Ann A. Lofquist, 33 Bray Road, 301.000 USD.ChesterNathan J. Bolduc cho Molly Irene Larkham và Cain Larkham, 292 Tuyến 20, $ 159.900.ChicopeeAnthony D. Maloni và Cynthia J. Maloni đến Blackrock BNG Group LLC, 62-66 Dwight St., $ 712.000.Janosik Realty LLC, đến Milton Torres Jr., và Christina A. Reardon, 8 Andover Road, $ 221.000.Marla J. Hanc, Virginia H. Schmitt, Greta R. Sienkiewicz và Frances A. S. Milano đến Lana J. Guz, 30 đường Lanelark, Đơn vị 6108B, 103.000 USD.Liên đoàn cho vay mua nhà liên bang Corp, đến Sonia Velazquez, 38 Maple St., $ 109.000.Premier Home Builders Inc., đến Michael D. Berardelli và Bethany L. Berardelli, 542 Sheridan St., $ 314,000.Samantha Britt đến Jean Carlos Santiago-Reyes, Triển vọng 741 St., $ 182,000.Tyler S. Austin và Priscilla Marie Austin đến Travis J. Haley và Kylie J. Miller, 33 William St., 161.000 đô la.DeerfieldPhylis Dzenis, bởi luật sư, hay còn gọi là Phyllis K. Dzenis, bởi luật sư, Paula D. Healey, luật sư, đến Corrine Sysun, 51 Sugarloaf St., $ 299.000.Peter M. Kuchieski, người hay còn gọi là Peter M. Kuchieski Jr., đến Jessica Howard và David Markland, 20 Thayer St., $ 134.500.Đông LongmeadowMohammad J. Bhuyan và Nigarultana cho Elizabeth Ruth Zahradnik và Jack T. Trainor, 3 Converse Circle, 220.000 USD.Đông thànhLynzi Wildlove đến Heather McLean, 19 Chapin St., 12.000 đô la.Traci Bartlett và Tracie E. Bartlett đến Hiệp hội thế chấp quốc gia liên bang, 21-23 Clinton St., 146,903,93 đô la.XóaBruce A. Cromack động sản, Brenda Gallagher, đại diện cá nhân, đến Kathy M. Halvorsen, 8 Nice St., $ 119,700.ChungHBM Properties LLC, đến Donald Gould, Đường Ben Hale, $ 50.000.Cánh đồng xanhCarl Silver Estate, Laurie Benjamin, đại diện cá nhân, cho Jeremy R.Gaudette và Brianna M. Aubrey-Gaudette, 20 Albert Ave., $ 197,925.John M. Blood Estate, Barbara A. Barsalou, đại diện cá nhân, đến với NicoleAd J. Bukolsky Revocable Trust, Elizabeth J. Bukolsky, ủy thác, 17 Fairview Terrace, $ 132.500.Wilmington Savings Fund Society FSB, ủy thác, bởi luật sư và Christiana Trust, bởi luật sư, Rushmore Loan Management Services LLC, luật sư, cho Milo O. Childs Campolo, 120 Poplar St., $ 53,550.HadleyCông ty bất động sản Plumtree LLC, đến Michael J. Colwell-LaFluer, 148 Russell St., $ 410.000.HampdenĐánh dấu Michalski đến Kailey Golebiowski, 433 Main St., $ 276.000.Hà LanGeorge Motyka đến Robert V. Summers Jr., 30 Lakeshore Drive, $ 330.000.Timothy Buck, đại diện, và Francis J Buck, bất động sản, đến Cody Langlitz, Old Acre Road, 80.000 đô la.HolyokeCarmen S. Rosa đến Jahjan LLC, 342 Maple St., $ 60.000.Diane V. Scheinost, đại diện, và Kris S. Scheinost, bất động sản, cho Brian Michaud và Irene Michaud, 241 Oak St., 240.000 đô la.Phát triển nhà ở & đô thị cho Frank Salas, 248 Lyman St., 55.000 đô la.Posiadlosc LLC, đến Deena Perdue, 31 Alderman St., 200.000 USD.Hội tiết kiệm quỹ Wilmington, Christiana Trust, ủy thác và ủy thác mua lại thế chấp Pretium, ủy thác của Công ty Equity Trust, người giám sát, Amani Boutros Ira và Amani Boutros, 1446 Dwight St., 80.000 USD.HuntingtonJames Tidwell và Alanna A. Tidwell cho Rachel Laurie, 2 Goss Hill Road, 166.000 đô la.LeverettGeoffrey I. Hitzig và Nancy W. Hitzig đến Village of Light Inc., 83 đường Shutesbury, $ 590.000.LudlowArthur P. Godin, đại diện, Jane H. Godin, bất động sản, và Jane Howes Godin, bất động sản, đến Russell A. Orcutt Jr., 1087 Center St., $ 262.000.Christopher M. Neronha đến William J. Doherty, 517 Làn đường lý tưởng, Đơn vị 507, $ 265.900.Joseph Queiroga, đại diện, Joseph L. Queiroga, đại diện, Charles Joaquim Queiroga, bất động sản, Charles J. Queiroga, bất động sản, Mary C. Condon, đại diện, và Mary Condon, đại diện, cho Branco Construction LLC, 38 Motyka St., 150.000 đô la.Kenneth Dias đến Dawn Chenevert, 517 Làn đường lý tưởng, Đơn vị 402, $ 275,000.Ralph E. Connelly và Ralph Connelly cho Joaquim P. Borges và Ana H. Borges, Jerad Drive, 125.000 đô la.Trường trungBảo tồn LLC, đến James J. Burns, Đường hình nón, $ 40.000.Elm Street Land Properties LLC, đến Christian Haws Villasenor, Town Hill Road, $ 22.500.Đức ôngHelene M. Pilon đến Thomas Russo, 10 Margaret St., 100.000 đô la.Lucia A. Blanchette cho Eric K. Markham và Suzanne E. Markham, Waid Road, 20.000 đô la.Timothy E. Wells và Cathleen S. Wells đến Noelle Renee Venne, 227 Main St., 164.900 USD.MontagueCorrine E. Sysun đến Jill M. Innes, Đường 48 Millers, $ 245.000.Michael J. Whiteman đến Brent Walton Griffin, 106 Đường Turnpike, $ 157,800.Giáo dụcRobert Farr Bayliss đến Clare Doyle và Emma Koramshahi, 15 đường Ryan, 255.000 đô la.Mary Kinda Klippel cho Michael J. Levine và Marilyn Levine, 20 Bridge Road, $ 649.000.Giám mục Công giáo La Mã của Springfield đến Thành phố Northampton, Haydenville Road Off, $ 80.000.Robert D. Raymond đến Hội nghị Đầu tư bất động sản 600 LLC, 547 Easthampton Road, 595.000 đô la.trái camJohn Andrew Marsh động sản, Brianna R. Marsh, đại diện cá nhân, đến Crystal A. Mallet và Stanley C. Pearson, đường 366 Mayo, $ 305.000.Susan R. Gainley đến Charles J. Wright và Elaine M. Wright, 50 đường Mattawa, $ 144,900.Catherine M. McCarthy và John M. McCarthy đến Judy Ann Vantrece, 58 Stone Valley Road, 243.500 đô la.PalmerAaron C. Patterson và Michelle M. Patterson đến John Mercier, 3122 Main St., 98.000 đô la.Martin H. Greany, Barbara J. Greany và Helen Hermanson đến A to Z Quản lý & Đổi mới tài sản LLC, 1654-1658 North Main St., $ 144.000.Martin H. Greany, Martin Greany, Barbara J. Greany và Barbara Greany to A to Z Quản lý & Đổi mới tài sản LLC, 1644-1646 North Main St., $ 144.000.Bồ nôngChelsea Reiff Gwyther, Ryan Reiff Gwyther, John D. Reiff và Marianne M. Reiff cho John J. Kulsick và Kinda B. Brandt, 9 Jones Road, $ 370.000.Donald F. Archer và Tina L. Archer đến Noah A. Wartenberg và Kathryn A. Colavito, 17 Jones Road, $ 246.000.RussellGiám mục Công giáo La Mã của Springfield đến Kevin Kennedy Sr., Đường Hill Hill, 70.000 đô la.Nam HadleyDominic Kirchner II, người được ủy thác và Cliste Realty tin tưởng vào Tamara Rita Thompson, 366 Granby Road, 240.000 đô la.James A. Haber và Jay A. Haber cho Lynn A. Carboneau và Brian William McKinnon, 41 West Summit St., 138.000 đô la.Kyle E. Hajec, Renee L. Hajec và Renee L. Reith cho Cassandra Rose Aotta và Jeremiah Edward Aotta IV, 141 Lyman St., 227.500 đô la.Revampit LLC, đến Scott Family Properties LLC, 12 Vòng tròn trẻ, $ 155.000.Michelle A. Liberto và Anthony Liberto cho Anthony G. Schiappa và Michelle A. Mirti, 12 Hickory Place, $ 249.000.SouthamptonHaley E. Pearl và Kaitlyn E. Dorman đến Susan M. Wilson, 113 Đại lộ, $ 276.000.Louis P. Migliozzi đến Miranda Jade Jacobus và Sean Thomas Wilkins, 8 Strong Road, 238.500 đô la.NamwickJohn Devine cho Joshua Andrew Kawa và Sarah Michelle Herbert, 12 đường Matthews, 243.500 đô la.Springfield716 Spring Valley LLC, đến Angeljoy Co. LLC, 120 Orchard St., $ 281.000.Amat Victoria Curam LLC, đến Laceyann R. Nelson, 323 Bay St., $ 155.000.ANHS Inc., đến Green Apple Manor Properties LLC, 33-35 Quincy St., $ 150.000.Antonio Pereira đến Antonio Pereira, ủy thác, và 2020 Pereira Realty Trust, ủy thác của, 398 Main St., 100 đô la.B9 Industries Inc., đến Nolava LLC, 42 Sunapee, $ 111,025.Emerald City Cho thuê LLC, đến Tyshawn Gorham và Yesenia Gorham, 110 Gardens Drive, 178.500 đô la.Đưa cho họ Sanctuary Inc., cho Gregory P. Rice, 123 Buckingham St., 150.000 đô la.Heather D. McN Khoa, Heather D. Ingraham và Catherine Crank đến Carrasquillo Fix Up LLC, 70 Haskin St., 85.000 USD.Jerry E. True và David C. Melrose cho David Jack Maradyn và Lisa Ann Maradyn, 137 Bellevue Ave., 229.000 đô la.Jose R. Abreu và Clenys Aybar cho Suleinny N. Abreu Garcia và Alex Roque, 140 Pendleton Ave., 125.000 đô la.K & S Holdings LLC, đến Sarah Stoddard, 58 Johnson St., $ 285.000.Kathy T. Truong đến Ruben Santos, 52 Acushnet Ave., $ 167.000.Kevin Nguyễn và Tovan Nguyễn đến Tanisha Arena, 122 Carver St., $ 160.000.Liam P. Hayes đến Martina Adames, 64-66 Scott St., $ 169.000.Thuộc tính R Us & Investments LLC, đến Leticia Vazquez, 21 Old Point St., $ 198.500.Manuel F. Pereira, Antonio Pereira, Emilia Fonseca và Maria Fatima Fernandes đến Antonio Pereira, 398 Main St., 100 đô la.Maribel Reynoso Antigua và Florencio Reynoso đến Carlos Vazquez Diaz và Glory I. Diaz, 132 Wait St., 160.000 USD.Mark G. Soja, đại diện, và Kinda C. Soja, bất động sản, đến Juan Santana, 7 Littleton St., 110.000 đô la.Nhà đầu tư MTGLQ LP, đến Humboldt Realty LLC, 24 Vincent St., $ 120.000.Không giới hạn đầu tư Inc., đến Monnay Miller, 120 Yale St., 50.000 đô la.Oden M. Gomez và Cesar A. Pina cho Adam G. Schlesinger và Brandy A. Schlesinger, 36 Forest St., 169.000 đô la.Patrick M. Pepe, đại diện, và Patrick J. Pepe, bất động sản, đến Olivia A. Pepe, 88 Duggan Circle, $ 124.000.Pedro J. Cruz đến Emtay Inc., 90-92 Grover St., 125.000 đô la.Tài sản Khóa LLC, đến Peter Adonis Mateo và Elvira Hernandez, 23 Frontenac St., $ 195.000.Rosa M. Torres đến Gelson D. Laguerre, 29 Eddy St., 135.000 đô la.Tony M. Tai và Yen Tran đến Ndayiragije Simon, 90 Pinecrest Drive, 285.000 USD.Walid Fathi Ahmed, Theresa Bailey Fathi Ahmed, Walid Fathi Amhed và Theresa Bailey Fathi Amhed cho Ian Gabbidon, 110 Margerie St., 179.900 USD.Chủ nhậtKuzmeski Realty Trust và N. Laurence Miller, ủy thác, cho Robert Howard Adair, 523 Hadley Road, 195.000 đô la.đồHenry J. LaMenez Sr., người được ủy thác, và Cơ quan liên kết cơ khí liên kết với Scott Tkatz và Lynne Tkatz, Tòa án 19 Gilbert, 130.000 đô la.Mary Cooper, người được ủy thác và Cooper Sống tin tưởng vào Christine Hadley, 406 Palmer Road, $ 145.000.Jeffrey Van Dauber đến J. R. Real Real LLC, 9-17 Canal St., $ 165.500.Gary F. Goodreau, bất động sản, và Pamela M. Hayes, đại diện cá nhân, cho Joseph E. Metcalfe và Carol M. Metcalfe, 198 đường Fisherdick, 205.000 đô la.WendellCharles H. Connor Nominee Trust, và Jeanne Colleen Connor, ủy thác, cho Peter Gallant Revocable Trust, Peter Gallant và Pamela A. Richardson, ủy thác, 17 Bullard Road / Bullard Road, 75.000 đô la.Tây Springfield1844 Riverdale LLC, đến Nancy V. Fox, 1844 Riverdale St., Đơn vị 1, $ 138.000.Barbara A. Thomas đến Cil Realty của Massachusetts Inc., 537 Rogers Ave., $ 520.000.Carolyn Charette cho Carolyn Charette và Matthew E. Peck, 165 Almon Ave., 130.000 đô la.David P. Bonci đến Mathew D. Gaspari và Sharon Boardway, 25 Grand View Ave., $ 220.000.Lyubov Kamyshina và Gennadiy Kamyshin cho Olga G. Archakova và Victor V. Archakov, 410 Elm St., 186.000 USD.WestfieldBenjamin D. Granholm, Benjamin P. Granholm và Rebecca L. Granholm đến Rebecca L. Granholm, 59 Zephyr Drive, 100 đô la.Cornerstone Homebuying LLC, đến Perry L. Phillips và Jennifer L. Escarpita, 130 Đại lộ Lindbergh, $ 215.000.G & F Custom Build Homes Inc., đến Genevieve M. Broderick, 51 Furrowtown Road, $ 380.000.Heather A. Longley và Jared M. Longley cho Jason G. Paquette và Elizabeth A. Paquette, đường 315 Buck Pond, $ 320.000.James A. Angelos II, Elizabeth M. Angelos và Elizabeth M. Curran đến Pedro L. Colon, 481 North Road, $ 436.500.James Montemayor đến Jessica A. Sullivan, 139 Union St., Đơn vị 25, $ 160.000.Jeremy P. Morton đến Diane M. Jefferis, 166 Hillside Road, Đơn vị 6, $ 100.Mark J. Giorgfeld và Evelyn R. Giorgfeld đến Marcus Rhatigan, 403 West Road, 600.000 đô la.WilbrahamArria N. Coburn và Leslie Coburn cho Arthur H. Walsh và Tricia N. Love-Walsh, 17 Weston St., 179.500 đô la.Philip H. Gosselin Jr., đến Arria N. Coburn và Leslie R. Coburn, 36 Glenn Drive, $ 322,450.Ricardo Romano Garrido và Tayde Lizette Pumarino Toduez đến Lindsay Russo và Lindsay N. Russo, 5 Seneca St., 187.000 USD.Sushilaben Patel, Hasmukhbhai Patel và Harry Patel cho Erik R. Snyder và Grace S. Miranda, 19 Grove St., $ 330.000.WilliamsburgCharonne Masters và Tom Masters cho Alexander Feinstein và Martha Feinstein, Deer Haven Drive Off và Fort Hill Road Off, $ 8,750.[ad_2] Nguồn

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E. Ingraham Co. “Amazon”

This clock was well represented in the advertising brochures for 1903-1906 (at least), two examples shown above. I should hunt around more on the internet for old advertising pictures like these for all my clocks. 

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Unit 2

To begin with, five videos:

My Jean Size In 5 Different Clothing Stores | As/Is

Women Try Jeans In One Size, Different Brands | Buzzfeed

Women Sizes 0 Through 28 Try on the Same Jeans | Glamour

Why women’s clothing sizes don’t make sense | Vox

Thoughts You Have While Buying Jeans | BuzzFeedViolet 

Then, the articles:

Stephanie Clifford. One Size Fits Nobody (NYT 2011)

Stevie Wilson. New York Times’ Stephanie Clifford Talks about crazy sizing of women’s clothing!! (la-story 2011)

Eliana Dockterman. One Size Fits None (Time)

Sizecharter: Find your size and the brands that fit you best!

Christopher Ingraham. The absurdity of women’s clothing sizes, in one chart. (Washington Post 2015)

Julia Felsenthal. A size two is a size eight: why clothing sizes make no sense (Slate 2015)

Jenna Igneri. Size Matters: Why Fashion’s Vanity Sizing Is Messing With Our Heads (Nylon 2017)

Jane Chertoff.  THIS Is What a Size 8 Actually Looks Like at Your Favorite Stores (Bustle 2016)

Erika Adams. Vanity Sizing: Compare These 25 Retailers at your Local Mall. (Racked 2014)

Katrina Robinson. The Origins of Clothing Sizes (Seamwork 2016)

Diana Nguyen. A brief history of women’s clothing sizes – and why you just went up a size (E! 2015)

Laura Stampler. The Bizarre History of Women’s Clothing Sizes (Time 2014)

Standardization of Women’s Clothing (NIST Virtual Museum)

Melanie Pinola. This Chart Shows Which Clothing Brands Run Too Big or Small (Lifehacker 2014)

Levi Strauss & Co. Celebrating 80 Years of Women’s Jeans (2014)

Sara Ivacadage. Fashion History Lesson: the Bond Between Ladies and Levis (Fashionista 2017)

“Lady Levi’s” – the history of Levi’s jeans for women (blog, 2010)

Marisa S. Bach. “She Has Good Jeans: A History of Denim as Womenswear (Senior Capstone, Bard College, 2018)

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E Ingraham and Co. 30 hour movement cleaning

E Ingraham and Co. 30 hour movement cleaning

The movement was pulled out of a 30-hour shelf clock made by American clock-maker E. Ingraham and Co. in the 1870s (the name the company used from 1861 to 1880). The clock was bought at auction in mid-March 2022 along with 3 other clocks. E Ingraham 30-hour movement This is one of those situations where the case looks distressed whereas the movement looks like it has been well cared for over…

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Baltimore Blight Festers While Leaders Fail to Lead

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It’s been three weeks since President Donald Trump tweeted about poor quality of living standards in the Baltimore congressional district of Representative Elijah Cummings.

And it’s been two weeks since Project 21 gave Cummings, Baltimore Mayor Jack Young and the Baltimore City Council copies of its “Blueprint for a Better Deal for Black America” to provide them with recommendations that could truly improve the city.

And it’s been just a little over a week since Project 21 followed up with the mayor and the city council by email about the Blueprint and the possibility of meeting with city officials. Only a single reply was received from a single city councilman – and only then to simply acknowledge having received it.

It certainly seems there is a desire to preserve the status quo rather than work to make things better. When a group of conservatives (including Project 21’s Marie Fischer) helped clean up a neighborhood in Maryland’s 7th district after the Trump tweets caused a national controversy, the Baltimore Sun seemed skeptical of the effort when its editors opined that “solutions are just not that simple.”

There was a much better reception for Project 21 from city officials in Ferguson, Missouri. There – in the same week that Baltimore leaders appear to have paid no attention to the Blueprint – Ferguson Mayor James Knowles III said: “the things that Ferguson can move forward on, we want to do that.” The city council there plans to hold a work session to see how they can incorporate the Blueprint into improvements there.

So while conservatives pitch in to try to help the plight of West Baltimore and other hurting cities, liberal response seems limited to claiming once again say that President Trump is racist. Host Laura Ingraham last night criticized those who use “race as a cudgel” against their enemies and reform efforts.

In a panel discussion about this on the Fox News Channel’s “The Ingraham Angle,” Project 21 Co-Chairman Horace Cooper noted how the President is portrayed unfairly when it comes to how he and his administration have performed with respect to black America. He explained:

This is how the irony is.

People are gonna be suffering. People are not gonna have job opportunities. Housing values are gonna decline. And Donald Trump is a racist.

The problem with all of that narrative is, because of what President Trump has been doing – his policies – there are greater opportunities that there have ever been. No thanks to Congressman Cummings. No thanks to the Baltimore mayors, as they rotate around from prison or wherever they’re headed off to.

This is a time for us to have a serious conversation about what to do about some of the problems that plague those communities.

Cummings has found the time to bring together the mayor and other lawmakers and the media to have a meeting about the issue of “child trauma.” But the causes of the trauma seem to be the community’s current conditions – which need more of what President Trump and Project 21 are offering than the status quo. But, as Horace mentioned, critics will find some way to blame problems like this on President Trump while glossing over how the longtime elected leaders – those who have overseen the decline of these areas and have not been attentive to obvious community needs – will continue to hold positions of power.

Panelist Kimberly Klacik, who has been credited with bringing the plight of West Baltimore to the President’s attention in the first place, said that the community is usually left out of such discussions. She interviewed community activist Doc Cheatham, who complained, “[w]e have elected officials that know nothing about this community.”

When panelist Leo Terrell brought up that Cummings’s congressional district comprises the second most educated and wealthy black constituents in the nation, he was criticized for not looking at the entirety of the district. Commenting on the depressed neighborhoods in the 7th as opposed to more prosperous suburbs, Klacik asked Terrell: “When have you been to West Baltimore to talk to the residents?”

As for why Baltimore leaders are not responding to Project 21 or others who want to help reform the city, Horace explained that retaining power is likely their ultimate goal:

They don’t want to have a discussion about solutions because they’ve been happy. They’re complacent as long as they stay in power. As long as they keep getting re-elected, they’ve been fine.

As for Terrell’s recitation of the district’s demographics, Horace said the statistics do not paint the proper picture of the streets of West Baltimore. Or other areas, for that matter. He pointed out:

San Francisco. Los Angeles. Both of them have more millionaires and billionaires than any other cities, and yet they have some of the most abject poverty… Mr. Cummings’s district is like that. There are successful people there, but… there are also very poor people. And we’re not dealing with reality.

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Bristol Roundup - Long Lost Letters From Bristol WWII Veterans Recently Discovered

Long lost letters from those perilous times were recently discovered and are now ion display.

In late October 1944, famed U.S. Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins wrote to the E. Ingraham Company of Bristol, Connecticut. In her letter, she gave the company permission to employ girls between the ages of sixteen and eighteen for nine hours a day.

The J.H. Sessions and Son. Co. was a longtime presence in Bristol’s manufacturing history. Established by John Humphrey Sessions in 1854, the…

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Heads Up! Scary Hunting Lodge Home Shoots to Top Spot of Most Popular Listings

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Lions, and tigers, and bears … oh my! And in a house? A Minnesota hunting lodge has bagged another trophy: as this week’s most popular home. Inside, the home is filled with countless stuffed animal heads (and other body parts), mounted and displayed in a jaw-dropping showroom.

This week’s runner-up continues to whip up its fair share of interest. The infamous Pennsylvania home with a fully furnished BDSM basement still has the competition all tied up. 

Other homes dominating the charts this week include the most expensive home in Arizona, a brownstone in Chicago, IL, once owned by Al Capone, and a Colorado retreat built by Frank Lloyd Wright’s granddaughter.

Check out all 10 of this week’s trophy-worthy properties by simply scrolling down…

10. 10814 E Heritage Ct, Scottsdale, AZ 

Price: $26 million Why it’s here: Completely renovated in 2018, this high-end home was transformed from a meh Mediterranean into a cool contemporary. The furnished space offers 14,350 square feet of luxe living space and is the most expensive home in Arizona. The spread features nine ensuite bedrooms, a caretaker suite, wine room, chef’s kitchen, home theater, and an enormous outdoor area with a pool.

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9. 22746 Covert Rd, Orbisonia, PA

Price: $5 million Why it’s here: This rural retreat four hours from New York City offers plenty of room to spread out. Buyers should pack paintbrushes in their deep pockets: This farm on 160 acres served as the home and studio of the American artists Lee Bontecou and Bill Giles. The space includes a main house with three studios, an original restored farmhouse, and a remodeled, climate-controlled barn that includes more studio spaces. 

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8. 6024 William Bent Rd, Hidden Hills, CA

Price: $5,650,000 Why it’s here: The celebrity-riddled enclave of Hidden Hills continues to fascinate the web, including this piece of plum real estate. It’s a Mediterranean on a quiet cul-de-sac that’s been upgraded throughout. It features lovely views, a fire pit, a covered patio, pool and spa, waterfalls, and a slide. 

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7. 5300 SE 134th St, Oklahoma City, OK

Price: $250,000 Why it’s here: Investors in search of a project made this place popular. It’s huge—over 9,000 square feet—but is likely to require a lot of work. No photos of the interior were available, but at $27 per square foot, what more do you really need to see?

Oklahoma City, OK

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6. 3603 Starline Dr, Austin, TX

Price: $599,000 Why it’s here: A classic in the capital of Texas. The interior could use an update, but it’s still worthy of a second look. The home is in a fabulous north-central location just minutes to downtown and offers nearly an acre of scenic land backing on to a spring-fed creek.

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5. 6925 Spring Place Rd SE, Cleveland, TN

Price: $425,000 Why it’s here: The “Fixer Upper” effect takes over Tennessee! Built in 2015, this charmer has taken a page from the book of home remodeling gurus Chip and Joanna Gaines. It features an open floor plan, with a living area and fireplace flowing into an elegant kitchen and open dining area. The master suite features a fireplace and a subway tile shower. Details include barn doors and plenty of exposed brick, as well as an outdoor pool and covered patio. The style must have resonated with buyers, because the home’s already in contingency status.

Cleveland, TN

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4. 7244 S Prairie Ave, Chicago, IL

Price: $109,900 Why it’s here: Own a piece of Chicago history! This two-unit brownstone from 1905 was once owned by the infamous gangster Al Capone. While the building needs remodeling, original details worth preserving abound. There are hardwood floors and wood trim, octagon-shaped living rooms, a full basement, and an all-brick garage. Live in one, rent the other, or pick it up as an investment property. Either way, Capone would call it a steal.

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3. 2727 N Chelton Rd, Colorado Springs, CO

Price: $400,000 Why it’s here: Inspired by her grandfather, Frank Lloyd Wright, the environmental architect Elizabeth Wright Ingraham built this place for a family with 10 children in 1963. Sitting on a 1.1-acre lot with mountain views, the home is in need of renovations, but presents a “rare and unique opportunity” to continue the Wright family legacy.

Colorado Springs, CO

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2. 1612 Norristown Rd, Maple Glen, PA 

Price: $750,000 Why it’s here: In case you somehow missed it, last week’s No. 1 home comes complete with a BDSM dungeon—and all the equipment in the photos is included with the purchase of the home. Whee! After racking up a record number of clicks last week, the home surrendered the top spot this week. 

Maple Glen, PA

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1. 12415 County Highway 117, Dalton, MN

Price: $795,000 Why it’s here: Trigger warning for vegetarians and PETA members. This hunting lodge holds a surprise within. As in … stuffed animal heads. A lot of them.

Listing agent Alan Olson, doesn’t know exactly how many. “[The owner] traveled worldwide for those hunts,” says the agent, “They are his trophies.”

If you’re wondering if the sale includes the animal mounts, it doesn’t. In fact, someone already contacted the owner to negotiate a sale of the entire taxidermy collection, “lock, stock, and barrel,” as Olson puts it.

From countless deer (a number of the white-tailed deer showcased in the home came right off the owner’s land) to exotic kills like giraffe, zebra, and tiger, the animal trophies fill a 7,000-square-foot showroom that includes seating and a bar. Of course, a bar. 

The home is situated on 90 acres of hunting lands that abut an additional 168 acres of public hunting land. The owner has also kept the ponds stocked with local fish like walleyes, and allows neighbors to fish them.

Not that you’ll notice, but the main house, essentially “brand-new inside,” features a designer kitchen, a fireplace, central air, and sliding glass doors to a landscaped patio. An additional building includes the family room with fireplace and bar, a gym, and two more bedrooms. 

Dalton, MN

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'Certain members of the press' working for the Democratic Party

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'Certain members of the press' working for the Democratic Party

House Intelligence Committee Chairman Devin Nunes, R-Calif., accused “certain members of the press” of working for the Democratic Party on Monday, while addressing divergent takes among journalists and experts about whether this weekend’s release of top-secret documents related to the wiretapping of one-time Trump campaign aide Carter Page adds credence or detracts from his panel’s memo on alleged surveillance abuse.

During an interview on Fox News, host Laura Ingraham referred to a section in a Lawfare blog post by David Kris — focusing on the role the infamous Trump dossier written by ex-British spy Christopher Steele played in federal officials convincing the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to approve spy warrants on Page for his suspicious ties to Russia — which she said Nunes’ critics have often repeated.

“Now we can see that the footnote disclosing Steele’s possible bias takes up more than a full page in the applications, so there is literally no way the FISA Court could have missed it. The FBI gave the court enough information to evaluate Steele’s credibility,” the section from Kris’s piece reads.

Nunes was unimpressed, lopping Lawfare, which was co-founded by Benjamin Wittes, a friend of ex-FBI Director James Comey, into the group of Democrat-aligned outlets.

“One of the things you have to realize that with all the press. Certain members of the press work for the Democratic Party. And the Lawfare blog is one of them,” the California Republican said. “Every day there’s a new attack. I don’t put a lot of credibility into what they say.”

In particular, Nunes explained that it was the reliance on the unverified dossier — which suggests Russia has compromising information against President Trump — that was cause for concern.

“The fact of the matter is you have to present verified information to the court. Let’s not forget, to open up a counterintelligence investigation into a campaign, unprecedented. But then to use these invasive types of capabilities on an American citizen that should be very, very seldom used. In this case, not only did they use it, but they used it with information from the other candidate’s campaign, and it wasn’t verified,” he said.

The House Intelligence Committee memo, based on intelligence documents, was released in February. It found Steele’s dossier formed an essential part of the initial and all three renewal FISA applications against Page and that the research’s Democratic financial supporters, the Democratic National Committee and Hillary Clinton’s campaign, were omitted from the FISA applications. At the time, Nunes berated the media for the negative coverage of the memo.

The Democrats on the intelligence panel quickly responded with a partially redacted memo of their own, arguing that the DOJ and FBI made an appropriate case for spy authority, even though Steele had later been dropped as a source. The DOJ informed the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court “accurately that Steele was hired by politically-motivated U.S. person and entities and that his research appeared intended for use ‘to discredit’ Trump’s campaign,” the Democratic memo said. It added that the FBI “properly” notified FISC after it terminated Steele as a source for making “unauthorized disclosures to the media,” and that the GOP memo cited no evidence to support the notion that the FBI, prior to the initial October 2016 application, knew or should have known of any alleged inappropriate contact with the media.

Long after attention on the FISA warrants against Page waned, the Justice Department, in compliance with the Freedom of Information Act, released more than 400 pages of highly redacted, top-secret documents late Saturday evening related to the 2016 application for the FISA warrant taken out on Page, in addition to three renewal applications.

Many of the individuals in the matter were not named in the documents — listed instead with such monikers as “Candidate #1,” “Candidate #2,” “Source #1,” and “Source #2” — which Nunes snarkily described as federal officials resorting to “word puzzles” to make their case. After Ingraham noted they only referred to the research being back by an opposition effort to Trump, Nunes said that was correct, “but they could have easily said that it was paid for by Candidate #2.”

Asked why they didn’t say that, Nunes replied emphatically: “I believe because that’s crazy.”

Page, Nunes added, “had his rights abused.”

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Commentary, Media Hits, and Events (March 5 – May 30)

Here are my commentaries, media hits, and speaking engagements from March 5, 2018 through May 30, 2018. The bulk of these hits concern the CUNY protest, as well as the travel ban.

  Articles

Defiance and Surrender, 59 So. Texas L. Rev. (2018).

  Commentary

Conservative and Libertarian Lawyers in the Era of Trump, Lawfare (May 29, 2018).

Dueling Cosmic Injunctions, DACA and Departmentalism, Lawfare (May 22, 2018).

The Easy Way Forward on Trump v. Hawaii, Lawfare (Apr. 25, 2018).

CUNY Law students heckled my talk on campus free speech, NY Daily News (Apr. 21, 2018).

Students at CUNY Law Protested and Heckled My Lecture about Free Speech on Campus, National Review (Apr. 12, 2018).

Testing California’s “Sanctuary Law,” Wall Street Journal (Mar. 13, 2018) (with Ilya Shapiro) (Reproduction).

Analysis of IRAP v. Trump Part I: The Fourth Circuit’s Reliance on Pre- and Post-Inauguration Statements, Lawfare (May 27, 2017).

Analysis of IRAP v. Trump Part II: The Fourth Circuit’s Misuse of Mandel, Din, Lemon, and Town of Greece, Lawfare (May 28, 2017).

  Media

Quoted in What’s Missing From Stories on Campus Free Speech?, Education Writers Association (May 25, 2018).

Guest on The Michael Berry Show to discuss ruling about the President’s Twitter account (May 24, 2018).

Quoted in Gorsuch Takes Inside-Player Role in Second Term on Supreme Court, Bloomberg (May 24, 2018).

Guest on the Michael Berry Show to discuss the Supreme Court (May 23, 2018).

Cited in When it Comes to Sharing a Laugh at SCOTUS, the Late Justice Scalia is Still Supreme, Texas Lawyer (May 22, 2018).

Quoted in Kennedy retirement rumors shift into overdrive, The Hill (May 21, 2018).

Cited in First they came for Josh Blackman: why censorship isn’t the answer, Oxford University Press Blog (May 17, 2018).

Quoted in PETA lawsuit against Texas A&M turns Facebook comments into a First Amendment issue, Houston Chronicle (May 16, 2018).

Quoted in DACA’s legal labyrinth, Politico (May 14, 2018).

Quoted in Mobs Against Our Rule, Townhall (May 6, 2018).

Quoted in Five legal headaches facing Trump, The Hill (May 6, 2018).

Quoted in Tennessee Again Rejects Anti-Discrimination Ethics Rule, Bloomberg BNA (May 1, 2018).

Quoted in NBC reports Feds monitored Cohen’s phone, The Hill (May 3, 2018).

Quoted in Parsing presidential intent, World (May 3, 2018).

Guest on KURV to discuss the CUNY Protest (May 2, 2018).

Quoted in Trump Claims Immunity In Bid To Ditch Emoluments Case, Law360 (May 2, 2018).

Quoted in Texas lawsuit brings DACA déjà vu, CNN (May 2, 2018).

Quoted in Does Mueller’s probe infringe upon Trump’s constitutional authority?, Yahoo News (May 2, 2018).

Guest on the Texas Standard to discuss DACA Suit (May 2, 2018) (Audio).

Cited in Free Speech Norms should be Different on a Law School Campus, The Faculty Lounge (May 2, 2018).

Cited in Colleges: Anti-Diversity and Pro-Exclusion, Creators: Walter E. Williams (May 2, 2018).

Quoted in As the Supreme Court considers Trump’s travel ban, some want justices to remember a case they decided 74 years ago, WUNC North Carolina Public Radio (May 2, 2018).

Quoted in Lawyers have enhanced duty of confidentiality when engaging in public commentary, ABA Journal (May 1, 2018).

Quoted in Administrators at CUNY and Duke Aren’t Going to Do Anything About Students Who Disrupted Events, Reason (Apr. 27, 2018).

Quoted in 8 Minutes Hate, No Big Deal, Says CUNY Law Dean, Forbes (Apr. 27, 2018).

Quoted in US judge rules against Trump move to end DACA program, Tri-Lake Tribune (Apr. 27, 2018).

Guest on National Constitution Center – We the People Podcast: The Supreme Court considers the travel ban case (April 26, 2018) (Audio).

Guest on SCOTUS 101 Podcast (Apr. 26, 2014).

Quoted in La corte no permite a Trump finalizar DACA, pero abre la puerta a una victoria en la apelación, La Grane Poca (Apr. 26, 2014).

Supreme Court Notebook, A.P. (Apr. 26, 2018).

Quoted in Experts Say Trump Has Strong Position in Supreme Court’s Travel Ban Case, Lifezette (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in As College Decision Day Approaches, Parents Should Beware, Townhall (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in Kennedy, conservatives appear to back Trump on travel ban, CNN (Apr. 25, 2018).

Guest on WBAL News Now with Bryan Nehman to discuss the Travel Ban (Apr. 25, 2018).

Guest on KTRH’s Houston Morning News to discuss the Travel Ban (Apr. 25, 2018).

Guest on KPCC’s AirTalk with Larry Mantle to discuss the Travel Ban (Apr. 25, 2018).

Guest on BBC World Service to discuss the Travel Ban Case (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in Courts Give Trump a Possible Path Through a Legal Minefield on Immigration, New York Times (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in As Supreme Court hears travel ban, questions of presidential authority also on docket, Christian Science Monitor (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in Why All Libertarians Should Hope that the Supreme Court Throws Out Trump’s Travel Ban, Reason (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in When childish law students protest against speech with impunity, we all lose, The Hill (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in Supreme Court appears split on Trump’s travel ban, Politico (Apr. 25, 2018).

Quoted in As Trump travel ban (finally) reaches Supreme Court, his talk and tweets are center stage, USA Today (Apr. 24, 2018).

Quoted in Federal judge orders complete restart of DACA, Washington Times (Apr. 24, 2018).

Quoted in The Supreme Court is about to weigh in on Trump’s Muslim ban, Salon (Apr. 24, 2018).

Cited in The Problem With Social Media Isn’t The Media, It’s The Social, The Federalist (Apr. 24, 2018).

Quoted in Trump’s Travel Ban Comes Before Supreme Court in Test of Presidential Power, Bloomberg (Apr. 23, 2018).

Quoted in Supreme Court justices to weigh in on Trump’s powers with travel ban case, Washington Times (Apr. 23, 2018).

Cited in Student group disrupted law professor’s talk because dean ‘failed to provide a safe space’, College Fix (Apr. 23, 2018).

Cited in CUNY law students explain what protesters meant when they said ‘f**k the law’ at conservative speech, Twitchy (Apr. 23, 2018).

Cited in CUNY National Lawyers Guild actually issued a Statement on “What We Mean When We Say “F*ck the Law’”, Legal Insurrection (Apr. 23, 2018).

Quoted in Travel ban case comes as Supreme Court’s first dive into Trump Policy, A.P. (Apr. 23, 2018).

Guest on WBUR’s On Point to discuss the travel ban (Apr. 23, 2018) (Audio).

Quoted in CUNY law professors refuse to speak about student mob that disrupted scholar’s talk on free speech, The College Fix (Apr. 23, 2018).

Quoted in Supreme Court takes on Trump’s travel ban, Washington Examiner (Apr. 23, 2018).

Quoted in Senate Judiciary Committee drafts bill to protect Mueller from Trump firing, Washington TImes (Apr. 22, 2018).

Quoted in In travel ban case, Supreme Court considers ‘the president’ vs. ‘this president’, Washington Post (Apr. 22, 2018).

Quoted in Mobs Win at CUNY and Duke, Commentary (Apr. 22, 2018).

Quoted in More campus concerns, The Oklahoman Editorial Board (Apr. 21, 2018).

Quoted in Supreme Court to consider Trump’s travel ban, The Hill (Apr. 21, 2018).

Quoted in ‘F*** the Law!’: CUNY Law School Students Disrupt Professor’s Lecture on Free Speech, Fox News (Apr. 19, 2018).

Guest on Tucker Carlson Tonight, Fox New Channel to discuss CUNY Protest (Apr. 19, 2018) (Video).

Quoted in On the ground in Josephine Co.: Why some want cannabis grows gone, Portland Business Journal (Apr. 19, 2018).

Cited in Are CUNY Administrators Mobsters?, Accuracy in Academia (Apr. 19, 2018).

Quoted in Heckled law prof: CUNY Law would have sicced cops on pro-life protest of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, The College Fix (Apr. 18, 2018).

Guest on Federalist Society Podcast – Preview of Trump v. Hawaii (Apr. 16, 2018) (Audio).

Cited in Yes, student protesters are capable of controlling themselves, The College Fix (Apr. 18, 2018).

Quoted in Conservative Law Prof Heckled by CUNY Protestors Warns of Troubling Trend, National Law Journal (Apr. 17, 2018).

Quoted in “‘It is a bizarre thing to say “f-ck the law” when you are in law school’” The College Fix (Apr. 17, 2018).

Quoted in University won’t punish students who disrupted conservative professor’s speech, The College Fix (Apr. 17, 2018).

Quoted in CUNY’s Law Dean Is Wrong About the Attempted Shutdown of Josh Blackman, Reason (Apr. 17, 2018).

Cited in Blame The Left For The Rise Of Moralizing In America, The Federalist (Apr. 17, 2018).

Guest on The Michael Berry Show to Discuss the CUNY Protest (Apr. 16, 2018).

Cited in KCRW’s Left, Right, and Center (Apr. 15, 2018).

Cited in Travel Ban Case Is Shadowed by One of Supreme Court’s Darkest Moments, N.Y. Times (Apr. 16, 2018).

Quoted in CUNY Law’s Disgrace, City Journal (Apr. 16, 2018).

Cited on WBAL’s Brett Hollander Show regarding CUNY Protest (Apr. 15, 2018).

Guest on The Laura Ingraham Show to Discuss CUNY Law Protest (Apr. 13, 2018).

Quoted in Using Speech to Disrupt Speech – Drawing Sensible, Constitutional Lines, In a Crowded Theater (Apr. 13, 2018).

Quoted in ‘F*** the law’: Watch law students disrupt law professor’s speech. His topic is sadly ironic, The Blaze (Apr. 13, 2018).

Guest on WLS’s Big John and Ramblin’ Ray to discuss CUNY Potest (Apr. 13, 2018) (Audio).

Quoted in Campus free speech is threatened. But how much?, Washington Post (Apr. 13, 2018).

Quoted in Professor Talks of Heckling — at Free Speech Lecture, Lifezette (Apr. 13, 2018).

Quoted in CUNY students call law prof ‘racist’ for supporting free speech, Campus Reform (Apr. 13, 2018).

Quoted in New York Law Student: ‘F*** The Law!’, Daily Caller (Apr. 12, 2018).

Guest on Cam and Company, Student Hecklers Disrupt Campus Free Speech Lecture (Apr. 12, 2018) (Video).

Quoted in CUNY Students Tried to Shout Down Josh Blackman. Here’s Why They Failed, Reason (Apr. 12, 2018).

Quoted in CUNY Law Students Disrupt Free-Speech Lecture, National Review (Apr. 12, 2018).

Quoted in Students At CUNY Attempt To Shut Down Speech By Law Professor Josh Blackman, Hot Air (Apr. 12, 2018).

Quoted in Can Donald Trump fire Special Counsel Robert Mueller?, Politifact (Apr. 12, 2018).

Quoted in Organized Heckling at CUNY School of Law of Prof. Josh Blackman Talk on Free Speech, Reason (Apr. 12, 2018).

Quoted in Law Students Shout ‘F–k the Law’ While Disrupting Free Speech Lecture, Law & Crime (Apr. 12, 2018).

Quoted in Justice Gorsuch forms conservative triumvirate on Supreme Court, Washington Times (Apr. 8, 2018).

Guest on WNYC’s The Takeaway to discuss Justice Gorsuch’s first year (Apr. 10, 2018).

Quoted in Four Circuits to Watch as Trump Nominees Face Time Hurdle, Bloomberg BNA (Apr. 4, 2018).

Quoted in Justice Gorsuch confirms conservatives’ hopes, liberals’ fears in first year on Supreme Court, USA Today (April 8, 2018).

Quoted in In Extraordinary Filing, Former Nat Sec Officials Urge SCOTUS To End Travel Ban, Daily Caller (April 6, 2018).

Quoted in Trump v. California: The Biggest Legal Clashes, N.Y. Times (April 5, 2018).

Quoted in The executive branch pushes the boundaries of the separation of powers, ABA Journal (April 1, 2018).

Quoted in Judge’s death gives Trump the opportunity to overhaul the liberal 9th Circuit, Washington Examiner (Mar. 31, 2018).

Guest on Fox 5 New York to discuss Justice Stevens’s proposal to repeal 2nd Amendment (Mar. 28, 2018).

Quoted in Orange County Pushes Back against California’s Sanctuary-State Laws, National Review (Mar. 28, 2018).

Quoted in New judicial litmus test, used to select Gorsuch, aims to shrink the ‘administrative state’, ABA Journal (Mar. 28, 2018).

Guest on KLIF 570 News to discuss Justice Stevens’s proposal to repeal 2nd Amendment (Mar. 28, 2018).

Guest on KNX Radio (Los Angeles) to discuss Justice Stevens’s proposal to repeal 2nd Amendment (Mar. 27, 2018).

Quoted in Trump’s New Judicial Litmus Test: Shrinking ‘the Administrative State’, N.Y. Times (Mar. 26, 2018).

Quoted in Justice Dept. Proposes Banning Bump Stocks, Setting Aside Its Own Recommendations, N.Y. Times (Mar. 23, 2018).

Guest on AirTalk with Larry Mantle – 89.3 KPCC to discuss Zervos v. Trump (Mar. 21, 2018).

Quoted in Trump’s Newest Tweet Target: Solicitor General Noel Francisco, National Law Journal (Mar. 21, 2018).

Quoted in How Trump Could Fire Mueller, Valuewalk (Mar. 20, 2018).

Quoted in Constitutional and legal ethics scholar Ronald Rotunda dies at 73, ABA Journal (Mar. 20, 2018).

Mentioned on The Jim Bohnannon Show with respect to Obamacare individual mandate (Mar. 18, 2018).

Quoted in The NRA’s lawsuit against Florida is flimsy, The Economist (Mar. 17, 2018).

Guest on Daily Journal Podcast, “Sanctuary and Supremacy,” (Mar. 16, 2018).

Quoted in Jeff Sessions made ‘error’ in DACA legal memo, says Justice Department, Washington Times (Mar. 14, 2018).

Quoted in Defense Dept. charged nearly $140,000 at Trump branded properties, CNN (Mar. 14, 2018).

Quoted in Jeff Sessions’ Case Against California’s Sanctuary Cities Is a Constitutional Loser, Reason (Mar. 14, 2018).

Quoted in Pressured by Trump, A.T.F. Revisits Bump Stock Rules, N.Y. Times (Mar. 13, 2018).

Guest on Supreme Court Landmark Case – Yick Wo v. Hopkins, C-SPAN (Mar. 12, 2018) (Video).

Quoted in Can ‘Texas v. United States’ Set Us Free From Obamacare?, The American Spectator (Mar. 12, 2018).

Quoted in Suing California: What Washington’s move means for future conflicts, Christian Science Monitor (Mar. 8, 2018).

Guest on AirTalk with Larry Mantle – 89.3 KPCC to Discuss the new Sanctuary CIty suit (Mar. 7, 2018) (Audio)

Quoted in Campus Speech Protest Draws Call to Discipline Law Students, Bloomberg Law (Mar. 7, 2018).

Quoted in Lawyers for Mexican journalist blame his detention in the U.S. on Trump’s ‘anti-Mexican bias’, L.A. Times (Mar 6. 2018).

Quoted in The Supreme Court May Revive a Legal Theory Last Used to Strike Down New Deal Laws, Slate (Mar. 5, 2018).

Quoted in The resistance is using the courts to fight Trump, but Trump is winning there, too, Washington Examiner (Mar. 5, 2018).

Quoted in DACA case could hit the Supreme Court in a matter of months, experts say, Washington Examiner (Mar. 5, 2018).

  Academic Presentations

Presidential Speech, Yale Freedom of Expression Scholars Conference (Apr. 29, 2018).

The Presidency Beyond Trump: The Perils of Judging Executive Action by Motives, NYU Law School (Mar. 30, 2018).

The Irrepressible Myths of Cooper v. Aaron, Northern Kentucky University Faculty Workshop (Mar. 14, 2018).

  Events

Free Speech on Campus, Educational Writers Association National Seminar (May 16, 2018).

Cosmic Injunctions and DACA, Chicago Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter (May 15, 2018).

Debate: The Affordable Care Act, Boston College Federalist Society Chapter (Apr. 18, 2018).

Predicting the Supreme Court, Vermont Law School Federalist Society Chapter (Apr. 12, 2018).

Debate: Restoring the Lost Confirmation, Roger Williams Federalist Society Chapter (Apr. 12, 2018).

Debate on the Emoluments Clauses: University of Chicago Federalist Society Chapter (Apr. 9, 2018).

Panel Discussion on Immigration, University of North Dakota Federalist Society Chapter (Apr. 6, 2018) (Video).

Predicting the Supreme Court, Rutgers-Camden Federalist Society Chapter (Apr. 4, 2018).

Debate: The Second Amendment after Parkland, SMU Federalist Society and American Constitution Society (Apr. 2, 2018).

Presidential Maladministration, NYU Federalist Society Chapter (Mar. 28, 2018).

Bioethics and the Supreme Court, Villanova Federalist Society Chapter (Mar. 28, 2018).

Economic Liberty and the Criminal Law, Waynesburg University (Mar. 15, 2018).

Richard Cordray, Donald Trump, and the CFPB: Constitutional Questions, Cincinnati Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter (Mar. 15, 2018).

Debate on the Travel Ban, Northern Kentucky University Federalist Society Chapter (Mar. 13, 2018).

The Travel Ban and Sanctuary Cities, Indianapolis Federalist Society Lawyers Chapter (Mar. 12, 2018).

Becoming an Academic: 2018 Federalist Society National Student Symposium (Mar. 10, 2018).

Debate on Sanctuary Cities, McGeorge Federalist Society Chapter (Mar. 7, 2018) (Video).

Debate on the Travel Ban, Santa Clara Federalist Society Chapter (Mar. 5, 2018).

Fake News and the First Amendment, Houston Bar Association (Feb. 3, 2018).

  Court Filings and Comments

Comments on states considering the adoption of Model Rule 8.4(g).

  Commentary, Media Hits, and Events (March 5 – May 30) republished via Josh Blackman's Blog