April 13, 2018

Each week brings unprecedented evidence of presidential misconduct sufficient to support an impeachment conviction. This week has been extraordinary for the severity of harms as well as the variety and breadth of… Read more »

The Week in Impeachment

Anonymous Trump critic to publish book; secrecy abounds in unusual arrangement — Mike Lindgren
Author Spotlight: Ron Fein, John Bonifaz and Ben Clements at Need to Impeach Summit — Christina Cerio
The Week in Impeachment: The Trump Effect pervades — Barbara A. Radnofsky
The Week in Impeachment: This president serves two groups of people. Who stands up for the rest? — Barbara A. Radnofsky

Amazon, victorious in its arbitration claims against users of the Kindle Unlimited program, has filed in federal court to confirm the ruling

Simon Reichley

Back in September of 2017, we wrote about a series of complaints Amazon had filed against users of the Kindle Unlimited and Kindle Direct publishing platforms. In briefs filed with the… Read more »

Four teenagers stole rare books from a university library in 2004, and now their heist is being made into a movie

Peter Clark

I wouldn’t know personally, but smoking weed sometimes gives people great bad ideas. In the case of four college freshmen in Kentucky, the idea was to steal upwards of $11 million… Read more »

I am tired of Jews being blamed for Christian ladies getting dumped

Sarah Robbins

Instead of eating bitter herbs on Passover in order to feel the bitterness and suffering of the Jewish slaves in Egypt, this year, one needed only read Carey Purcell’s Washington Post article, “I… Read more »

Melville House Books

The Week in Impeachment: Extraordinary severity of harm

Barbara A. Radnofsky