In the News
"Turley: There Is No Going Back for Kavanaugh"
Jonathan Turley speaks to Fox News on whether Brett Kavanaugh will survive the nomination process.
"Montgomery County Police: No Word from Christine Blasey Ford about Kavanaugh Investigation"
Kate Weisburd is quoted in The Washington Times on why the Kavanaugh investigation will not turn into a federal matter.
"The Inspiring Professionalism Of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg"
Blake D. Morant writes in Forbes on how Justice Ginsburg inspires people to build bridges of understanding for the betterment of society.
"A Controversial Confirmation Process Grows Ever More Complicated"
Jeffrey Rosen speaks to WAMU-FM's "1A" about the status of Brett Kavanaugh's confirmation.
"What Kavanaugh Case Means for 'Innocent Until Proven Guilty'"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in The Christian Science Monitor on how senators must be committed to giving a fair hearing and witnesses due process.
"President Trump to Meet with Rod Rosenstein on Thursday"
Paul Schiff Berman speaks to WUSA-CBS 9's "Off Script With Bruce Johnson" about the future of deputy attorney general Rod Rosenstein.
"Donald Trump Might Be the 'Client From Hell'"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in The Atlantic about Trump's criticism of then–White House Counsel Don McGahn.
"China Hasn't 'Targeted' US Workers - Trump Has"
Steve Charnovitz is quoted in Forbes about the latest on the trade war.
"Turley on Rosenstein Report: 'Optics Would Be Perfectly Horrible' If Trump Responds With 'Mass Firing'"
Jonathan Turley speaks to Fox News about the "lack" of a working relationship between Rod Rosenstein and Donald Trump.
"Kavanaugh Battle Carries Echoes of the Past"
Paul Schiff Berman is quoted in VOA about the Anita Hill-Clarence Thomas hearings.
"Turley on Kavanaugh Controversy, NYT's Rosenstein Report"
Jonathan Turley speaks to Fox News about the Times's report that Rod Rosenstein suggest wearing a wire to record Donald Trump.
"FTC Tackles Antitrust Law"
William E. Kovacic is mentioned in Politico about a FTC discussion of antitrust, market competition, and consumer protection.
"Fairness for Ford"
Naomi R. Cahn writes in Forbes about Christine Blasey Ford's accusations against Supreme Court nominee Judge Brett Kavanaugh.
"Supreme Court Sleeper Term Could Have Far Reaching Effects"
Jonathan Turley is quoted in Bloomberg Law about the Supreme Court cases this term.
"Was Glass-Steagall's Demise Both Inevitable and Unimportant?"
Arthur E. Wilmarth, Jr. writes in Columbia Law School's CLS Blue Sky Blog about whether it was a wise policy decision to repeal Glass-Steagall.
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