This is why the internet was invented.

#BarryMorphew's Grand Jury Indictment: coloradojudicial.gov/sites/default/… #suzanneMorphew

To celebrate the first day of summer, I decided to re-read a book about a wealthy, privileged woman in the northeast who hits and kills a person with her vehicle, only to avoid responsibility by blaming someone in whom she had a romantic interest. Timeless, really.

Looking for what led to Karen Read's acquittal? Jayson Blair argues there is at least one obvious answer in our latest commentary on Substack. bit.ly/44lUGNQ

Today would have been Ellen Greenberg’s 42nd birthday. For many of you who have followed her story with me, you know how deeply troubling and heartbreaking this case has been. Ellen’s life was cut short under circumstances that still demand accountability and truth. Earlier

Yup. I appreciate people's frustration, but don't let it consume you.

Here's an opportunity to put aside the vitriol and do something for a little boy in the fight of his life. Prayers are appreciated as much as donations. gofund.me/c692daa4

This is, um, interesting. This district court judge appears to defy a Supreme Court ruling from today, citing the dissent for justification. But there's a thing about dissents...

How is this dude everywhere?

314. The West Memphis 3 Part 13 -- The Devil's Knots We step away from the autopsies (mostly) to discuss other evidence in the case, with particular focus on the infamous knots used to tie the boys. What can they tell us? Did one person do this? Or were there more?

314. The West Memphis 3 Part 13 -- The Devil's Knots We step away from the autopsies (mostly) to discuss other evidence in the case, with particular focus on the infamous knots used to tie the boys. What can they tell us? Did one person do this? Or were there more?

To avoid temptation, I left my industrial strength herbicide at home.

To avoid temptation, I left my industrial strength herbicide at home.

OK, fine. The lemonade is really good.

Twenty years ago today, the Supreme Court released the abomination that is the Kelo decision, which said the state could take your home and give it to a corporation because they'd put it to better use than you. Here's a link to our discussion of the case, as well as my