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"Trump Demands Investigation Of Justice Department's Russia Probe"
Jonathan Turley speaks to WBUR-FM about the legal questions surrounding the investigation.
"Turley: Trump's Allegations About Campaign Surveillance 'Validated to a Large Extent'"
Jonathan Turley is quoted by Fox News about the allegations that the FBI used a counterintelligence operation.
"After Year of Investigation, Trump Can Rightly Claim Some Vindication"
Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about the disclosure of even broader investigation of the Trump campaign.
"Giuliani Says Mueller 'Can't Indict.' It Might Go Better for Trump If He Does."
Jonathan Turley writes in The Washington Post about the constitutionality of indicting a sitting president.
"First, She Took a Knee to Call Out Injustice. Now, This 11-Year-Old Is Fighting for Her Own Rights."
Catherine J. Ross is quoted in The Washington Post about the student who was reprimanded for kneeling during the Pledge of Allegiance.
"What's Next for Mueller's Trump-Russia Probe?"
Paul Schiff Berman is quoted in Al Jazeera on the latest of Robert Mueller's investigation.
"Court Finds Cigar Health Warnings on Ads Constitutional"
John F. Banzhaf III is quoted in Broadcasting & Cable about the First Amendment and warning labels.
"Trump Tower Transcripts Show How One Reckless Meeting Led to Probe"
Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about the newly released transcripts of the Trump Tower testimony.
"Is D.C. Too Cool To Be The Nation's Capital?"
David Fontana speaks to WAMU's "The Kojo Nnamdi Show" about the evolution of D.C.
"Mueller May Have a Conflict — And It Leads Directly to a Russian Oligarch"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in The Hill about the possible conflict of interest in Robert Mueller overseeing the Russia election probe.
"Liberals Can't Have Their Cake and Eat It Too in Supreme Court Case"
Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill on how New York is giving the Supreme Court the best argument to rule for the baker in Masterpiece Cakeshop.
"Students' Survey Highlights Censorship of Christian College Newspapers"
Catherine J. Ross is quoted in The Houston Chronicle regarding the release of a survey about censorship of student publications.
"Encouragement for New Moms"
Naomi R. Cahn is quoted in the Institute for Family Studies about motherhood.
"Real-Time Facial Recognition Is Available, But Will U.S. Police Buy It?"
Jonathan Turley speaks to NPR about the use of facial recognition technology and its impact on society.
"The Case of Trump v. Everyone: A Guide to the President's Latest Legal Troubles"
Paul Schiff Berman is quoted in The Globe and Mail about the possibility of President Trump agreeing to speak with Robert Mueller.
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