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"Why Is the Press Swallowing Trump's Nonsense on Taxes, the Deficit and Economic Growth?"
Neil H. Buchanan writes in Newsweek that on policy matters, reporters give Trump a pass and treat him as perfectly normal.
"Legal Scholar on Why the Arpaio Pardon is 'Troubling'"
Jonathan Turley speaks to "CBS This Morning: Saturday" about Trump's pardon of former Sheriff Joe Arpaio.
"Nancy Pelosi Is On Her Way Toward Killing Free Speech"
Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about politicians and professors calling for limits on free speech including Nancy Pelosi.
"The Debate Over Confederate Monuments"
Ira C. Lupu and Robert W. Tuttle write in Take Care about state laws and the issues involved with the removal of monuments.
"Making a Dent in Student Debt with 'Freshman Year for Free'"
Paul Schiff Berman is quoted in The Washington Post on the value and quality of online higher education courses.
"What's Worse Than Leaving Trump in Office? Impeaching Him."
Jonathan Turley writes in The Washington Post about Trump and why ejecting the president is dangerous for America.
"Should Protesters Be Classified as Terrorists?"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in The Hill about the calls to declare either the protesters or counterprotesters to be terrorists.
"Why the DOJ and An Internet Company are Heading to Court Over Data From an Anti-Trump Protest Website"
Orin S. Kerr is quoted by PBS "NewsHour" about the DOJ dropping its request that DreamHost turn over user data from an anti-Trump website.
"Two-Thirds of Those on Medicaid Are Children, Seniors Or Disabled"
Sara Rosenbaum is quoted in PolitiFact about the groups who made up about 65 percent of the Medicaid population in 2014.
"Hillary Was Right All Along. Trump Supporters Are Deplorable"
Neil H. Buchanan writes in Newsweek about President Trump's response to the events that took place in Charlottesville and the aftermath.
"Axing Washington's Statue Is a Slap in the Face to History"
Jonathan Turley writes in The Hill about the call to tear down George Washington's statue in Chicago.
"When Government Rules By Software, Citizens Are Left in the Dark"
Robert Brauneis is mentioned in Wired in regards to a paper he co-authored about state and municipal use of predictive algorithms.
"Trump Administration's New Threat to Free Speech"
Jonathan Turley writes in USA Today about the government warrant demanding IP addresses and other information from an anti-Trump site.
"Trump's War Powers Go Before Federal Appeals Court"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in the Washington Examiner regarding a soldier's lawsuit that claims the war against the Islamic State is illegal.
"Several Campuses Cancel Speakers in Wake of Charlottesville"
Jonathan Turley speaks to Fox News about the fight for campus free speech after the events in Charlottesville.
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