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My first story on congestion charging, from 2005 The London Transport spox said: "It has reduced congestion. It's reduced delays by about 30%.A lot of money has been generated..to be invested in public transport." That was 5 NY governors ago Listen: wesa.fm/2005-11-23/con…

It was even before then-Mayor Bloomberg got on board. So that's how long ago it was.

In case you're wondering "hey who is that George Norcross guy?", a reminder that WNYC 🎙's Nancy Solomon has been investigating him for years. Here's a deep dive into how Norcross helped craft -- and benefit -- from a NJ tax break program wnyc.org/story/nj-power…

We just finished perhaps the most momentous Supreme Court term in modern history. Meet the man who did more than anyone else to help build the court’s conservative supermajority — and learn what he plans to do next. ProPublica Andrea Bernstein Ilya Marritz

About to hit the road and wondering how the Supreme Court got to where it is today? Listen while you're stuck in traffic to our investigative series from ProPublica & On the Media on Leonard Leo. Andy Kroll Ilya Marritz & I put it together. x.com/LevineJonathan…

This is gonna be lit.

Why do lawyers still represent Donald Trump despite the risks? I joined Andrea Bernstein on Amicus to discuss the ethical challenges and high stakes. As Michael Cohen’s attorney, I know what it takes—and the cost. Tune in to hear why some lawyers still take the plunge.

ICYMI: I interviewed @edanyaperry, @michaelcohen212's attorney for @slate's Amicus, about why lawyers work for Trump, when it so often ends badly. It didn't even end well for Roy Cohn, who said at the end of his life "Donald Trump pisses ice water." podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/ami…

Judge Merchan rejects Trump's third request that he step down from the NY criminal case, ripping the defense's "innuendo" and "mischaracterizations." Their bid is "nothing more than a repetition of stale and unsubstantiated claims," he says. Doc nycourts.gov/LegacyPDFS/pre…

Part 4 of filling in for Dahlia Lithwick on @slate's Amicus Podcast While all eyes on on the criminal courts: I speak to the brilliant Damon Todd Hewitt on how CIVIL courts can hold Trump accountable for January 6. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…

All five episodes of "The Law According to Trump Are Now Live. Thank you to the entire team @slate Sara Burningham Patrick Fort Alicia Montgomery Dahlia Lithwick for making this happen. podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the…

Two months after the U.S. Supreme Court granted presidents sweeping immunity my-covering-Trump criminal-trial buddy @jeremystahl & I ask: How's that going? HINT: Even more sweeping than predicted. Listen to the lastest Amicus podcast from Slate podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the…