Whatever we need to do to trump I think israel needs to do to netanyahu
This administration has made synagogues less safe.
DHS offers security grants, but under Trump they've added requirements which many synagogues, including my own, will not compromise their values to make—insisting that we reject DEI and turn away the stranger, directly contradicting the Torah.
I don’t want to discourage the brave people doing this work but this is really lacking:
do you have the right? absolutely yes
if an ICE agent says fuck you and beats you to within an inch of your life, can you file a lawsuit for damages? basically no
Gannett has some community newspapers that have only one reporter, and they are hiring someone to cover the royal family? Give me a break.
>The students subdued him and “rendered him no longer alive,” Evans said. “I don’t know how else to say it.” She confirmed Jalloh wasn’t shot but didn’t provide further details.
"rendered him no longer alive"
Some of the attacks on the state of Israel are rooted in antisemitism. Some are based on policies the state is pursuing or military campaigns it is waging in the region. It is offensive to compare attacks on the state of Israel to attacks on synagogues, which are always rooted in antisemitism.
Speaking as a Jew living in Diaspora, who needs to exist as a minority at a time of rising antisemitism, I would really appreciate it if the Prime Minister of a country where I do not live would not say that attacks on a sovereign country are analogous to attacks on a synagogue.
Here's some of the detail I've been looking for on Steve Witkoff's nuclear ignorance.
h/t @marktfitz.bsky.social
Ukraine, which continues to be under attack from a four-year long Russian invasion, is sending resources to help defend US interests in the Middle East, after the US started a new conflict there.
The US has responded by giving money to Russia.
THRILLED about the millionaire’s tax. But it is years away, legally uncertain, and will face a ballot initiative.
In the meantime, the legislature is cutting inheritance taxes for billionaires almost immediately, with certain, big losses of revenue.
Yuk.
www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news...
What a self-own by the city’s lawyers on top of CPD’s original malfeasance.
The new evidence is so damning that even Ald. Ray Lopez says he’s going to support the new $27 million settlement.
AI bubble? A month old start up with 12 employees, worth $3.5 billion???
Gift article.
I love how we used to joke about how we were being governed by the dumbest people imaginable and the universe took that as a personal challenge.
Our story on the ruling, gift link — www.nytimes.com/2026/03/12/u...
Twins born in #Florida, age 12, wrongly deported to Guatemala with their mother. By Wednesday they were back in Orlando. www.orlandosentinel.com/2026/03/12/o... via @cristobalreyes.bsky.social
Correct. Today, on Twitter, tons of right wing accounts are all singing the same chorus about capital flight. Evidently they want to establish that narrative in what's left of the mass media in our region. But what they don't appreciate is that their credibility is gone. WA voters don't trust them.
But OP should have 👍
It was so ugly, I declined to alt text it myself 😞
Tennessee grandmother spent nearly six months in jail after AI facial recognition mistakenly linked her to a North Dakota bank fraud case
Time to find the bright side of mass shootings.
fun fact: the department of homeland security added restrictions last year to its nonprofit security grants program that help synagogues and other jewish institutions hire security that effectively makes it so that liberal jewish organizations can't qualify
![19 We raised at oral argument concerns that CACI failed to accurately represent quoted language in Hencely. Oral Argument at 48:55, Al Shimari v. CACI Premier Tech., Inc., No. 25-1043 (Sept. 9, 2025), https://www.ca4.uscourts.gov/OAarchive/mp3/25-104320250909.mp3 [https://perma.cc/X38P-5433]. In its reply, CACI writes, “In Hencely, 120 F.4th at 426, this Court held that combatant activities preemption is designed to further the ‘federal interest in eliminating non-federal tort regulation of the military during wartime.’” Reply Br. at 21–22 (emphasis added by CACI). In fact, CACI substituted the term “nonfederal” for “such” without properly noting this alteration. The original text of Hencely is as follows: As our Court has explained, however, the conflict between federal and state interests in this context ‘is much broader’ than the discrete inconsistency between federal and state duties in Boyle. “Instead, when state tort law touches the military’s battlefield conduct and decisions, it inevitably conflicts with the combatant activity exception’s goal of eliminating such regulation of the military during wartime.” In other words, when it comes to warfare, “the federal government occupies the field” and “its interest in combat is always precisely contrary to the imposition of a non-federal tort duty.” 120 F.4th at 426 (quoting Burn Pit, 744 F.3d at 349). The term “non-federal tort duty,” used in Burn Pit, originated in Saleh. See 580 F.3d at 7. CACI’s failure to mark its alteration concerns us because the change benefits its position. We are especially troubled because this is not the only instance where CACI misrepresents authority to a self-serving result. See infra note 30. These errors, whether intentional or representing the failure to closely cite-check the briefs, are troubling offenses to counsel’s duty of candor to the tribunal. We elect not to escalate this matter further, as we find that the public reprimand herein and on the record at oral](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:24vva42nxim6zbcmnozegoef/bafkreiayijjiaggao4tbzzjyftlvuuf2yaox2dvv7w722exybsitq5lygm)
Also, the Court reprimands the operators' lawyers for misrepresenting the law in their brief.
4th Cir., 2-1, affirms a jury finding that the operators of the Abu Ghraib Prison in 2008 are liable for conspiracy to commit torture and conspiracy to commit cruel, inhuman, and degrading treatment under the Alien Tort Statute.
Damages awarded: $42 million.
www.ca4.uscourts.gov/opinions/251...
Each paragraph about the replacement is more alarming than the one preceding it.
1. Rogers is a relative newcomer to government office, having previously worked in private legal practice, where she represented the National Rifle Association and other right-wing organizations..
also insane, as @chrisgeidner.bsky.social noted today at @lawdorknews.bsky.social, is the fact that this press release's headline starts with the phrase "President Trump's Justice Department"
Alabama Senator Tuberville posted today that Muslims are the enemy.
Please read this piece about how his state of Alabama is treating Muslim prisoners. boltsmag.org/alabama-exec...
This is bonkers.
“According to the school district, her daughter’s new student enrollment form was denied due to ‘license plate recognition software showing only Chicago addresses overnight’ in July and August.”
