Original Jurisdiction

Celebrating the lives of those who have recently left us

Bob Bauer and Jack Goldsmith, two former senior government lawyers from different political backgrounds and administrations, decode the presidential power issues and controversies of the day.

A new media company built on the ideals that were once the bedrock of American journalism.

The Supreme Court, law, politics, and more.

White Collar Criminal, Complex Civil and Election Law

An uncensored look at the world of free expression.

A blog about freedom of speech and both the Coddling & Canceling of the American Mind.

An unpredictable legal blog.

Law and politics, from reasoned voices in unreasonable times.

Perspectives on law, the legal system, and the Supreme Court.

Commentary from a former lawyer-turned-exec on legal industry shifts, revenue growth, career pivots, and legal AI

Both politics and spirituality; the news and how to survive it. By a journalist/lawyer/rabbi/meditation teacher/professor.

News and commentary about the collision of work, politics and life — served piquant.

Law, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness

Josh Barro's newsletter about politics, the economy and culture.

A free weekly roundup of all things related to lawyer and judicial ethics by University of Houston law professor Renee Knake Jefferson

A candid look into the high-stakes world of plaintiffs' law—uncovering hidden economics, unspoken rules, and inconvenient truths others won't touch.

An irreverent podcast about the law

"To see what is in front of one's nose needs a constant struggle," - George Orwell.

Empowering parents to raise civically curious, engaged and emotionally intelligent humans.

A weekly newsletter aiming to make the Supreme Court’s rulings, procedures, and history more accessible to all

Stories that provide lessons and insights about the judicial-confirmation process.

My personal Substack

Health and Wellness

A data driven look at law like nothing else out there.

A TCK's take on food, traveling, higher ed, and the legal profession

A podcast dedicated to sharing the stories of lawyers from across the profession: what they do, why they do it, and how they do it well.

Courtside is a podcast about the Supreme Court and what it means for you. I’ve argued 50 cases there. Each week, I discuss 1 case with a guest, a nonlawyer who can translate the case into plain English. Please note we are on hiatus until summer 2024

Native policy, politics, media, economics and sovereignty news and analysis from Indian Country, Washington, D.C. and beyond

An ongoing inquiry into the ideological fever that overtook the governing and chattering classes of America during the Trump years