L’shana tova. May her memory be a blessing. And may this year bring the drive and determination to fight like fury because everything depends on our willingness to do so.

1/9 “Trump may win or lose, but he will never concede.” The worst case is not that Trump rejects the November election results, but that he uses his power to prevent a decisive outcome against him, Barton Gellman reports in our latest cover story. on.theatln.tc/pb7jnqh

Very proud to have represented Cardozo Moot Court and brought home these wins with a top-notch team. Moot Court has been one of my favorite experiences in law school, and this weekend further solidified that.

While today’s terrible display of terror and meanness shakes us, let’s remember: Jon Ossoff, Jewish son of an immigrant & Reverend Raphael Warnock, first Black Senator from Georgia, will join a Catholic POTUS & the first woman, Black + Indian VP in our nation’s capital. God bless America.

"Dems must steer straight toward the kinds of mechanisms that are this calamity’s direct and robust inverse: toward strengthening and empowering a populace, toward a governance that prioritizes dignity and care and safety and security for everyone, not just the already powerful."

today’s the last day a woman has never been vice president

I am (once again!) a very proud head coach of Cardozo Moot Court ! We competed at the International Trademark Association (INTA) Saul Lefkowitz Moot Court Comp and achieved excellent results. Thank you to Cardozo School of Law for the generous press, and to the team for everything over the past two years. cardozo.yu.edu/news/moot-cour…

Oh yes, that is me embracing my bff at our LAW SCHOOL GRADUATION. Thanks Cardozo School of Law for capturing this!

The best hour I spent in law school was in Prof. Rudenstine's 1A class on the Pentagon Papers. Today marks 50 years from the SCOTUS decision. This First Amendment Watch article is superb; so is the per curiam opinion. If you're a law nerd, read both. Cardozo School of Law is lucky to have him.

Inspired by JLO I would like to announce that I too have returned to my boyfriend of 2003-2004. We’re very happy, thank you.

This is the story of what followed—and what I learned about love, grief, and the stories we all need. 8/8 theatlantic.com/magazine/archi…

a great part about finishing law school is being able to read for pleasure again. i'm on my 5th book since taking the bar and it's as if parts of my brain/heart have reawakened after years away. book recs invited: ones that made you feel deeply, challenge conceptions, laugh.

10/ Why am I telling you all of this now? Working on this story throughout the summer and up through the anniversary was a healthy reminder that real life doesn’t always map onto the neat narratives we hope it will. Processing world-historical tragedies is, well, a process.

Been obsessed with FLY BY JING sauces because, simply: they're excellent. But also because the company promotes expansive interpretation and value inherent in Chinese food/culinary experiences. This is a great article about a great brand to get behind. foodandwine.com/fwpro/what-we-…

This tweet goes out to little things wrapped in dough and have a savory filling. Ravioli. Potstickers. Calzone. Soup Dumplings. Tortellini. Rangoons. Gyoza. Stuffed Shells. Xiu mai. Pierogis.

It takes 10 seconds to contact Governor Kevin Stitt and demand #JusticeforJulius , a man who is staring down an execution date even though he was recommended clemency for a crime to which another person has admitted. Nobody deserves the death penalty. Save a life: justiceforjuliusjones.com/action

“He wrote about how art isn’t easy, about how pretty isn’t beautiful, about how artists are always ‘standing by, mapping out the sky.’”

"It is easy to see the beginnings of things, and harder to see the ends..." My favorite essay in the world, by the woman who saw so much of the world, and emotional resolve, and beginnings and endings, so clearly. Thank you, Joan Didion. tinyurl.com/2tk5b5nk