Philip Rotner

Scandals and Investigations

Trump’s Slush Fund for January 6 Criminals Isn’t Dead – It’s Only Sleeping

IF YOU HAPPEN TO BE WANDERING THROUGH HELL and you come across an inert beast called “Trump’s Slush Fund for…

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Courts and Law

Trump’s Sham “Reversal” on the Epstein Files

Donald Trump’s “sudden reversal” on the so-called “Epstein Files Transparency Act” may signal that his hold on his MAGA base…

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Courts and Law

There Oughta Be a Law – Reining In a Rogue President

There oughta be a law. Seriously, there ought to be a law. Because the ones we have are not up…

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Courts and Law

Deport, Deport, Ignore The Courts

ON MONDAY, THE SUPREME COURT issued, without explanation, an order that permits, at least for the time being, the Trump administration to…

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Courts and Law

Ignoring Substance, SCOTUS Permits Lawlessness

AS IT CLOSES OUT ITS TERM, the Supreme Court is continuing to find ways to let Donald Trump do whatever…

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Courts and Law

Case Closed On Epstein? Not So Fast

A HOST OF NERVOUS INDIVIDUALS—including President Donald J. Trump—must have breathed a sigh of relief over the weekend when the…

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Courts and Law

The Inexplicable Prosecution of Sue Mi Terry

Last week, the United States government indicted Sue Mi Terry, widely recognized as “one of the world’s foremost authorities on…

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Courts and Law

After Immunity Decision, Is It Still Possible to Prosecute a Corrupt President?

BETWEEN THE EXTREME PARTS of the Supreme Court’s decision in Trump v. United States (the insane hypothetical “Can the president order Seal…

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Courts and Law

Conservative Justices Lay Down an Ominous Marker in Gun Case

While the Supreme Court is in the course of deciding a raft of monumentally consequential cases dealing with such things…

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Courts and Law

Judge Cannon’s New Game Plan

DOES JUDGE AILEEN CANNON have a game plan to get Donald Trump off the hook in Special Counsel Jack Smith’s classified documents…

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