Faculty in the News

"Democrats consider expelling Menendez from the Senate after conviction in bribery trial," coverage in AP News, July 17, 2024, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Copying a person's likeness has become easy with AI. Is it legal?" coverage in Digital Journal, July 16, 2024, featuring Professor Kristelia García.

"'Turning down the temperature' shouldn’t mean silencing all criticism of Trump," coverage in The Guardian, July 16, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"Overturning of ‘Chevron’ deference unlikely to have near-term effects on trade," coverage in Inside U.S. Trade, July 16, 2024, featuring Professor Kathleen Claussen.

"The Dismissal of the Trump Classified Documents Case Is Deeply Dangerous," an opinion piece by Professor Neal Katyal, in NY Times, July 15, 2024.

"Kneecapping Congress: The Supreme Court majority are not fans of the separation of powers," coverage in Boston Globe, July 13, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"'Democracy turns into a dictatorship': Experts warn about SCOTUS presidential immunity ruling," coverage in USA Today, July 11, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"Barrett’s Writing on Immunity Provides Another Path on Rehearing," an opinion piece by Visiting Professor Mary McCord, in Bloomberg Law, July 11, 2024.

"No, Biden didn't order arrest of Supreme Court justices," coverage in USA Today, July 10, 2024, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Biden can't beat Trump, but Democrats have a path to pick a better nominee," an opinion piece by Professor Rosa Brooks, in USA Today, July 9, 2024. 

"Double-murder case dismissed after errors by judge, prosecutors," coverage in Washington Post, July 9, 2024, featuring Professor Erica Hashimoto.

"We Have a Theory About Why John Roberts Went Full MAGA This Term," coverage in Slate, July 8, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"Vying for West Virginia Governor, an ‘All of the Above’ Democrat Faces Long Odds Against a Republican Fossil Fuel Booster," coverage in Inside Climate News, July 7, 2024, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"8 policies that could be vulnerable to new legal challenges," coverage in Washington Post, July 5, 2024, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"Barrett sought middle ground in Trump immunity case. This time Roberts said no," coverage in LA Times, July 5, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Conservative Justice Amy Coney Barrett shows an independence from majority view in recent opinions," coverage in Associated Press, July 5, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"US Supreme Court: 10 days of blockbuster decisions with huge implications for the future," coverage in The Conversation, July 5, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"Justice Amy Coney Barrett is charting her own path on the bench," coverage in Washington Post, July 4, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Reviewing consequential and controversial decisions from the Supreme Court," coverage in PBS News, July 4, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"Inside The Supreme Court’s Massive Power Grab This Term," coverage in TPM, July 4, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"Again and again, U.S. Supreme Court slaps down 5th Circuit," coverage in Texas Tribune, July 2, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"Justices give presidents immunity for official acts, further delaying Trump’s trial," coverage in Washington Post, July 2, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"As Trump dominated the docket, divided Supreme Court moved boldly to the right," coverage in Washington Post, July 2, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein and Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"US Supreme Court's slow pace on immunity makes Trump trial before election unlikely," coverage in Reuters, July 1, 2024, featuring Professor Erica Hashimoto.

"Donald unchained: SCOTUS decision would give Trump the immunity to run rampant just in time for a possible 2nd term, experts say," coverage in Business Insider, July 1, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"'The courts aren't protecting us': Neal Katyal explains the Supreme Court immunity decision," coverage in CNN, July 1, 2024, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Is Trump immune from charges because he was president? Supreme Court forces lengthy review," coverage in USA Today, July 1, 2024, featuring Professor Erica Hashimoto.

"The Supreme Court just limited federal power. Health care is feeling the shockwaves," coverage in KFF Health News, July 1, 2024, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"The US Supreme Court Has Handed Big Tech a Big Gift," coverage in Wired, July 1, 2024, featuring Professor David Vladeck. 

"Bloomberg Balance of Power: Trump Immunity Decision," coverage in Bloomberg, July 1, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Donald Ayer. 

"The ethical quandary facing the Supreme Court (and America)," coverage in CBS News, June 30, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"American Environmentalism Just Got Shoved Into Legal Purgatory," coverage in The Atlantic, June 28, 2024, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Supreme Court says prosecutors improperly charged some Jan. 6 defendants," coverage in NPR, June 28, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.  

"Legal Fee Tracker: Lawyer's 4,000 hours help Sullivan & Cromwell reach $200 mln mark in FTX case," coverage in Reuters, June 28, 2024, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Supreme Court Overturns Chevron Doctrine: What it Means for Climate Change Policy," coverage in Inside Climate News, June 28, 2024, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Why the Supreme Court may be releasing decisions unusually late this year," coverage in WPTV, June 27, 2024, featuring Dean William Treanor, Professor Lawrence Gostin and Professor Cliff Sloan. 

"SCOTUS dismisses Idaho abortion ban case," coverage in WHNT News 19, June 27, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin. 

"Court’s Good Neighbor Stay Makes All EPA Rules Vulnerable, Sources Say," coverage in Inside EPA, June 27, 2024, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Global Digital Asset and Cryptocurrency Association Organizes Steering Committee To Propose Disclosure Framework for Digital Asset Tokens," coverage in PR Newswire, June 25, 2024, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Expert Testimony Ruling Expands Evidence Options for Both Sides," an opinion piece by Professor Paul F. Rothstein, in Bloomberg Law, June 24, 2024.

"UN Health Official's New Report Calls For End To Drug War, Harm Reduction, Scientific Approach To Drug Policy," coverage in Benzinga, June 24, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Tlaleng Mofokeng.

"Doug Emhoff on the role of second gentleman," coverage in CBS News, June 23, 2024, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Doug Emhoff.

"Regulatory Ramblings: Episode 47 - The Biggest Bank Heist in History Is Coming with Linda Jeng," coverage in JD Supra, June 21, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Linda Jeng.

"Hedge funds leverage Texas office to challenge SEC regulations," coverage in Hedgeweek, June 17, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck.

"U.S. Supreme Court overturns federal ban on gun bump stocks," coverage in WUFT, June 17, 2024, featuring Professor David Cole.

"While the police oversight board struggled for access to police records, its attorney was also representing the city," coverage in Charlottesville Tomorrow, June 14, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"Biden nominates FDIC chair," coverage in ABA Banking Journal, June 13, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Christy Lynne Goldsmith Romero.

"Trump telegraphs plans to neuter Congress, this time by seizing spending," coverage in Washington Post, June 11, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"Punching In: Starbucks’ Détente Lowers Heat in Labor Relations," coverage in Bloomberg Law, June 10, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce. 

"Trump plans to claim sweeping powers to cancel federal spending," coverage in Washington Post, June 7, 2024, featuring Professor Eloise Pasachoff. 

"Lawfare Daily: Mary McCord on the Effort to Hold Fake Electors Accountable," coverage in Lawfare, June 7, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord. 

"Hunter Biden's federal gun trial: Week 1 recap," coverage in WBUR, June 7, 2024, featuring Professor Paul Butler. 

"Barr, McConnell say Trump conviction will be overturned. Legal experts are doubtful," coverage in AOL.com, June 6, 2024, featuring Professor Abbe Smith.

“I, a card-carrying member of the ACLU, support using traffic cameras,” coverage in Boston Globe, June 5, 2024, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"House Republicans Unveil New Bill To Put Former Presidents Above The Law," coverage in Above The Law, June 5, 2024, featuring Professor Stephen Vladeck. 

“How a humble civil servant could end up holding ‘extraordinary power’ over Donald Trump,” coverage in The Independent, June 4, 2024, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"How Ken Paxton is stretching the boundaries of consumer protection laws to pursue political targets," coverage in Texas Standard, June 3, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

“Protecting the NRA’s Freedom of Speech Rights Protects Us All,” an opinion piece by Professor David Cole, in Bloomberg Law, June 3, 2024.

“Former President Donald Trump found guilty of 34 felonies,” coverage in Yahoo News, June 2, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Mushtaq Gunja.

“Thurgood Marshall Was My Mentor. He’d Be Furious with the Court Today,” an opinion piece by Professor Sheryll Cashin, in Politico, June 2, 2024.

“FactCheck: Q&A on Trump's criminal conviction,” coverage in NBC10 Philadelphia, May 31, 2024, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

“DOJ Looks To End A Legacy Of Bias In Sex Assault Cases,” coverage in Law360, May 31, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Jennifer Long.

"Trump rails against conviction," coverage in Fox 5 San Diego, May 31, 2024, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Georgetown law professor reacts to Trump verdict," coverage in KVNF Live, May 30, 2024, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Georgetown law professor reacts to Trump verdict," coverage in WUNC, May 30, 2024, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Jurors deliberate in Trump hush money trial," coverage in Fox 59 News, May 29, 2024, featuring Judge Gregory Mize.

"'It's going to be ugly': Analysis shows 'off the rails' Supreme Court about to get 'worse'," coverage in MSN, May 28, 2024, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Sheila Foster Recognized as a Fellow of the American College of Environmental Lawyers," coverage in State of the Planet, May 28, 2024, featuring Professor Sheila Foster.

"WHO chief Tedros 'confident' of eventual pandemic treaty deal," coverage in Reuters, May 27, 2024, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"Comment: Why TikTok’s lawsuit of federal ban isn’t all talk," an opinion piece by Professor Anupam Chander, in Herald.Net, May 26, 2024.

"Fenwick Complicit in FTX Fraud, Bankruptcy Examiner Says," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 24, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Michael Frisch.

"Trump says he's 'looking at' restricting birth control access," coverage on MSNBC, May 23, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"National Archives Panel Examines Legacy of Brown v. Board on 70th Anniversary," coverage in National Archives News, May 22, 2024, featuring Professor Sheryll D. Cashin.

"TikTok law threatening a ban if the app isn’t sold raises First Amendment concerns," an opinion piece by Professor Anupam Chander, in The Conversation, May 21, 2024.

"Early Big Law Recruiting Is Ruining the First Year of Law School," an opinion piece by Assistant Dean Amy Mattock and Dean William M. Treanor, in Bloomberg Law, May 16, 2024.

"Leading Crypto-Policy Academic in Washington to Open Disclosure Firm Bluprynt," coverage in CoinDesk, May 16, 2024, featuring Professor Christopher Brummer.

"Brown v. Board of Education: 70 Years Later," coverage in The U.S. House of Representative, Committee on Education and the Workforce, May 16, 2024, featuring Associate Professor Janel George.

"Where Trump's classified documents case stands after judge indefinitely postponed start," coverage in PBS NewsHour, May 8, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Profs & Pints DC: Trademarks and Tippling," coverage in The Georgetowner, May 7, 2024, featuring Associate Professor  Amanda Levendowski.

"2024 Distinguished Alumnus Award: Christy Lopez ’90," coverage in Univ. of California, Riverside, May 7, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"How colleges decide when to call in police to break up campus protests," coverage in PBS Newshour, May 1, 2024, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

"Sex, Secrets Trigger Downfall of Star Texas Bankruptcy Judge," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 1, 2024, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Day Seven of the Trump Trial: David Pecker, Trash Collector," coverage in Washington Monthly, April 27, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"TikTok owner has strong First Amendment case against US ban, professors say," coverage in Ars Technica, April 26, 2024, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"Prosecutors want Trump fined for violating gag order," coverage on WHTM ABC 27, April 23, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"Anti-abortion states are targeting an emergency healthcare law. Will the supreme court side with them?," coverage in The Guardian, April 21, 2024, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"Supreme Court to weigh Trump immunity question next week," coverage in Spectrum News, April 19, 2024, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Trump's alleged 'hush money' scheme, explained," coverage in WBUR, April 18, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Social Justice Advocates Talk Racial Justice in Education, Criminal Justice and Politics," coverage in The Hoya, April 17, 2024, featuring Professor Sheryll Cashin.

"Donald Trump faces first trial of a former U.S. president," coverage on WECT News 6, April 16, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"What Ukraine has given to America," an opinion piece by Professor David Super, in The Hill, April 15, 2024.

"Abortion and the Comstock “Chastity” Law Time Bomb," an opinion piece by Professor Victoria Nourse and Professor William Eskridge, in The Washington Monthly, April 15, 2024.

"O.J. Simpson dies from cancer at 76," on CBC News, April 11, 2024, featuring Professor Paul F. Rothstein.

"Prof. Robert P. Thompson Shares Insights on Securities Law at ND Law Patricia O'Hara Distinguished Lecture in Law & Business," coverage in University of Notre Dame - The Law School, April 8, 2024, featuring Professor Robert B. Thompson.

"Constitutional Statecraft in Asian Courts – a Book Review of Yvonne Tew’s “Constitutional Statecraft in Asian Courts”," coverage by The American Journal of Comparative Law, April 7, 2024, featuring Professor Yvonne Tew.

"Ex-Obama solicitor general will represent Democrats in line lawsuit," coverage in the New Jersey Globe, April 5, 2024, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Texas immigration controversy rekindles fight over Arizona’s ‘show me your papers’ law," coverage in CNN, April 3, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Andrew Schoenholtz.

"House bill shows federal interest in campus speech: experts," coverage in The GW Hatchet, April 1, 2024, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

Does “And” Really Mean “And”? Not Always, the Supreme Court Rules, coverage in Mother Jones, March 29, 2024, quoting Professor Kevin Tobia.

"US supreme court hearing not a success for anti-abortion doctors, experts say," coverage in The Guardian, March 27, 2024, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"Supreme Court looks at abortion pill mifepristone," coverage in WSHU, March 26, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Bratcher Goodwin.

"Georgetown Law Professors Argue Before Supreme Court, Debate First Amendment Rights," coverage in The Hoya, March 21, 2024, featuring Professor David Cole and Professor Neal Katyal.

"Human Rights Industry Professionals Discuss Career Paths, Progress in Annual Summit," coverage in The Hoya, March 21, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Diann Rust-Tierney.

"'We’ve become so far removed': Goodwin on the realities of abortion," coverage in MSNBC, March 21, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"FTX Probe to Test Whether Law Giant Is Tainted by Conflicts," coverage in Bloomberg Law, March 21, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Michael Frisch.

Inside The Ritzy Retreats Hosting Right-Wing Judges, coverage in Huffington Post, March 19, 2024, quoting Professor Kevin Tobia.

"Georgetown Law professors face off in First Amendment Supreme Court case," coverage on WUSA9, March 18, 2024, featuring Professor David Cole and Professor Neal Katyal.

"Georgetown colleagues set for rare Supreme Court faceoff in NRA case," coverage in The Hill, March 17, 2024, featuring Professor David Cole, Professor Neal Katyal and Dean William Treanor.

"House Republicans Warn Against College Athlete Unions," coverage in Inside Higher Education, March 13, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"Congress Debates over NLRB’s Classification of Student Athletes as Employees," coverage in SHRM, March 12, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"Reforming Corporate Governance Is a Path to Better ESG Strategy," an opinion piece by Associate Professor Aisha Saad, in Bloomberg Law, March 12, 2024.

"Stephen Bright to Speak at UConn Law 2024 Commencement," coverage in UConn Today, March 11, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor Stephen Bright.

"China passes law granting Communist Party more control over cabinet," coverage in Reuters, March 11, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Thomas E. Kellogg. 

"Supreme Court put onus on Congress to enforce ‘Insurrection’ ban," coverage in Roll Call, March 5, 2024, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Supreme Court green lights Trump 2024 candidacy," coverage in WSFA 12, March 4, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"What Happens If We Actually Treat Fetuses Like People?," coverage in Mother Jones, February 28, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Supreme Court set to hear challenge to Florida, Texas social media regulations," coverage in Spectrum News 1, February 23, 2024, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"Boy Scouts Settlement Pause Marks Shift on Bankruptcy Doctrine," coverage in Bloomberg Law News, February 21, 2024, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Professor calls Alabama Supreme Court ruling on frozen embryos 'uncharted territory'," coverage in ABC News, February 20, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Supreme Court Weighs Next Steps on Trump Immunity Bid (Podcast)," coverage in Bloomberg Law News, February 16, 2024, featuring Professor Erica Hashimoto.

"Disney-Fox-Warner Streaming Deal Faces DOJ Antitrust Review," coverage in Bloomberg Law, February 15, 2024, featuring Professor Emeritus Steve Salop.

"Judge’s Order Deals Blow to Sysco, Burford Capital in Pork Suits," coverage in Bloomberg Law, February 14, 2024, featuring Professor Maria Glover.

"Does copyright help artists? Not necessarily, say these writers," coverage in The Washington Post, February 14, 2024, featuring Professor Madhavi Sunder.

"Podcast | The Constitution Drafting Project: A Discussion of Five New Amendment," coverage in the National Constitution Center, February 9, 2024, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Supreme Court hears arguments about Trump’s eligibility to be on the ballot," coverage on ABC27 News, February 9, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"A Fight Against Misinformation - Taifha Natalee Alexande," coverage in Diverse Education, February 8, 2024, featuring Taifha Natalee Alexande, Associate Professor Janel George, and Professor Eloise Pasachoff.

"The Constitution Drafting Project: A Discussion of Five New Amendments," coverage in the National Constitution Center, February 8, 2024, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Supreme Court hears arguments about Trump’s eligibility to be on the ballot," coverage in Fox 59, February 8, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Supreme Court set to weigh in on crucial election question," coverage in Fox 2 now, February 7, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Supreme Court could toss Trump eligibility dispute to Congress," coverage in Roll Call, February 7, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"As violent crime soars in Washington, D.C. , Trump vows a ‘federal takeover’," coverage on NBC News, February 4, 2024, featuring Visiting Professor E​​duardo Ferrer.

"50 Years Of Home Rule: How Opponents Weaponize Crime, Then And Now," coverage in DCist, January 31, 2024, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"WVU Law Copenhaver Lecture welcomes Michele Goodwin," coverage in WVU Enews, January 30, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Miseducation and the Project of Panic, Propaganda and Power," an opinion piece by Associate Professor Janel George in Ms. Magazine, January 30, 2024.

"“It is a sin and a shame”: Exposing Racism in the U.S. Tax Code," coverage on MSNBC, January 28, 2024, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"Special monitor suggests Trump falsified disclosures over $48 million loan in what could be tax evasion, report says," coverage in Business Insider India, January 28, 2024, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"What’s next for MCPS Superintendent McKnight?," coverage in MoCo 360, January 26, 2024, featuring Professor David Super.

"Opinion | Martin Luther King Jr. Was a Radical," an opinion piece by Professor Sheryll Cashin, in Politico, January 15, 2024.

"Philadelphia is latest city to restrict ski masks in public spaces," coverage in the New Jersey Monitor, January 12, 2024, featuring Professor Kristin Henning.

"Constitutional Law Scholars on the Impeachment Proceedings Against Secretary of Homeland Security Alejandro Mayorkas," coverage in Just Security, January 10, 2024, featuring Adjunct Professor Donald Ayer, Adjunct Professor Joshua Matz and Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Trump expected to appear in court for immunity claim," coverage on WAFB 9, January 8, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Ukraine is succeeding and deserves continued American support," an opinion piece by Professor David Super, in The Hill, January 4, 2024.

"Trump fights effort to kick him off state ballots," coverage in WAVY, January 3, 2024, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Report: Thomas May Also Be Dodging Tax Bill With Failure to Report Gifts," coverage in Truthout, January 3, 2024, featuring Professor Brian Galle.

"Congress Can Curb Abuse of the Presidential Pardon Power," an opinion piece by Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson, in Just Security, January 2, 2024.

"Nikki Haley fumbled an easy chance to explain slavery, her home state and GOP history," an opinion piece by Professor Michele Goodwin, in The Hill, January 1, 2024.

"Finalists vying to oversee Minneapolis' consent decrees tout experience, diverse teams," coverage in Star Tribune, January 1, 2024, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Can a simple procedural reform fix universities’ speech policies?," an opinion piece by Professor John Hasnas, in The Hill, December 29, 2023.

"‘The risks of being pregnant in the U.S.’: Recapping attacks on reproductive freedom in 2023," coverage on MSNBC, December 28, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"The Lawfare Podcast: The Court at War," coverage in Lawfare, December 26, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Clifford Sloan.

"A Trump Coup Trial Primer," an opinion piece by Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan, in the Washington Monthly, December 22, 2023.

"Rudy Giuliani files for bankruptcy after $148M defamation judgment," coverage on ABC News, December 21, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Fredrickson: The constitutional clause used in the Colorado ruling have never been before SCOTUS," coverage in Bloomberg Television, December 21, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"2024 Set To Be Crucial Year For Child Online Safety Litigation," coverage in Tech Policy Press, December 18, 2023, featuring Professor Emerita Angela Campbell.

"Biden should honor the woman who stood up to Japanese American incarceration," an opinion piece by Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan, in The Washington Post, December 18, 2023.

"Meta lawsuit against the FTC could put a leash on the agency's regulatory powers," coverage in The Record, December 11, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Justifying Hamas’s barbarism at Georgetown Law," an opinion piece by Professor M. Gregg Bloche in The Hill, December 4, 2023.

"Learning from Justice O’Connor," an opinion piece by Professor Jane Stromseth in Just Security, December 2, 2023.

"Sandra Day O’Connor, first woman on Supreme Court, dies at 93," coverage in CNBC, December 1, 2023, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan. 

"Meta Lawsuit a ‘Serious Attack’ on FTC Enforcement Authority," coverage in Bloomberg Law, December 1, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Supreme Court set to hear Purdue Pharma case that could shake up opioid settlement - and the bankruptcy process," coverage in Marketwatch, December 1, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin. 

"Do Florida women, doctors face felony charges for abortions? Fact-checking Gavin Newsom ad," coverage in PolitiFact, December 1, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Bratcher Goodwin.

"Monica Lewinsky on Her Plan to Fix the Constitution," coverage in Vanity Fair, November 30, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal. 

"Indian national and government officer linked in plot to kill Sikh in NY," coverage in Gothamist, November 29, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Arjun Sethi.

"Members of Congress Don’t Dance on TikTok," an opinion piece by Professor Anupam Chander, in Tech Policy, November 28, 2023.

"When does life end? A father didn’t believe his daughter was dead. He says the hospital still harvested her Organs," coverage in The Guardian, November 28, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"IRS Delays Tax Deadlines Set by Congress. It Could Cost $8 Billion," coverage in The Wall Street Journal, November 23, 2023, featuring Professor Brian Galle.

"Collateral Damage: Preserving Health and Humanity During War (with Larry Gostin)," coverage in Ms. Studios, November 22, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin and Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Bloomberg Law: 5th Circuit, Ghost Guns, Patent Trolls," coverage in Bloomberg Law, November 22, 2023, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"Lesson Plan: U.S. Supreme Court During WWII," coverage in C-Span Classroom, November 20, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"Bell Ringer: Thurgood Marshall and the Court," coverage in C-Span Classroom, November 17, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"The election interference case against Trump is taking shape," coverage in NPR, November 17, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Bell Ringer: Japanese Internment Cases," coverage in C-Span Classroom, November 17, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"‘The election interference case against Trump is taking shape," coverage on NPR, November 17, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"How Abortion is Reshaping American Elections After Dobbs," coverage in KQED, November 17, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Law profs, business groups spar over proposed consumer arbitration ban," coverage in Reuters, November 16, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Can the Supreme Court rely on an 'honor system' for ethics? These 3 proposals go further," coverage in the ABA Journal, November 16, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Glenn Fine.

"Bloomberg Law: SCOTUS Ethics Code Is PR," coverage in Bloomberg Law, November 15, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"It’s Not Just the Secret Service: Washington Drivers Warned to Lock Their Doors, Don’t Stop Amid Capital Carjacking Epidemic," coverage in The Messenger News, November 13, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"In D.C., crypto is pivoting to tokenization—if AI doesn’t take the spotlight first," coverage in Fortune, November 8, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"The U.S. is seeking a double standard on guns. That’s wrong," an opinion piece by Professor David Cole, in The Washington Post, November 6, 2023.

"D.C. Voices: Juvenile Justice," coverage in D.C. Policy Center, November 1, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Eduardo Ferrer.

"The death toll from Gaza, explained," coverage in Vox, November 1, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"Money 2020 Spotlight | Uniting Forces - FinTech, Crypto, and Insights from Patrick Murck and Chris Brummer," coverage in CoinDesk, November 1, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Supreme Court weighs whether government officials can block people on social media," coverage in WKRG News 5, October 31, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Israel-Hamas war creates divisions at colleges across U.S.," coverage in CNN, October 30, 2023, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

"MedStar, Georgetown Law Success in Legal Aid for Maternity Care," coverage in Mirage News, October 28, 2023, featuring Professor Vicki Girard.

"The Dangers of Google’s Search Trial Secrecy," an opinion piece by Professor Erin Carroll, in Promarket, October 27, 2023.

"Supreme Court to examine public officials’ social media blocks," coverage in Spectrum News, October 27, 2023, featuring Professor David Cole.

"Report reveals influencers paid to promote ‘possibly carcinogenic’ substance: ‘Companies think they can get away with it’," coverage in Yahoo! News, October 26, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Challenge to MLB’s antitrust exemption nears juncture: chase payday or history?," coverage in The Athletic, October 26, 2023, featuring Professor Brad Snyder.

"This conservative appeals court’s rulings are testing the Supreme Court," coverage in The Washington Post, October 26, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"GOP Presidential Candidates Unite Around Calls to Deport Pro-Palestine Students," coverage in Vanity Fair, October 22, 2023, featuring Professor David Cole.

"Plea deals pose threat to Trump in election case," coverage in Maine Public Radio, October 21, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Republicans target visas of student protesters. That violates free speech, experts say," coverage in The Washington Post, October 20, 2023, featuring Professor David Cole.

"At NYU Law Forum, experts discuss the pending criminal cases against Trump," coverage in NYU Law News, October 18, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"At NYU Law Forum, experts discuss the pending criminal cases against Trump," coverage in NYU Law News, October 18, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"A.I. May Not Get a Chance to Kill Us if This Kills It First," coverage in Slate, October 17, 2023, featuring Professor Kristelia García.

"Analysis: Trump puts courts in bind with criticism of judges, legal system," coverage in Bloomberg Law, October 16, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas thinks the press has too much freedom," coverage in The Grio, October 14, 2023, featuring Professor John Hasnas.

"Some want to grant temporary House speaker more power as Republican gridlock stalls Congress," coverage in the Associated Press, October 13, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Analysis: Trump puts courts in bind with criticism of judges, legal system," coverage in Reuters, October 13, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Michael Frisch.

"We Don’t Talk About Leonard: The Man Behind the Right’s Supreme Court Supermajority," coverage in ProPublica, October 12, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"What Is Pro Bono Law?," coverage in U.S. News & World Report, October 11, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Vida Johnson.

"Texas bankruptcy judge questioned over relationship with local lawyer," coverage in the ABA Journal, October 11, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"ACUS Update: New Statement of Principles on Public Engagement in Rulemaking, Fall Committee Schedules Announced, New Working Group Established, & More," coverage in the Yale Journal on Regulation, October 10, 2023, featuring Professor Eloise Pasachoff.

"Dozens of intl. legal experts: Hamas committed war crimes, crimes against humanity," coverage in 7 Israel National News, October 10, 2023, featuring Professor David Luban.

"Maybe the Speaker of the House Must be a Member of Congress," coverage in Verdict, October 9, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Scoop: House members tee up pro-Israel resolution," coverage in Axios, October 8, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Biden's support of labor has imperiled support from the business world," coverage on NBC News, October 8, 2023, featuring Professor Brishen Rogers.

"Donald Trump’s clearest legal strategy: Delay," coverage on CNN, October 6, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Is Donald Trump normalizing political violence in America?" coverage on WNYC's On Point, October 5, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"More Men from Firms Reflect US Supreme Court Advocate Gender Gap," coverage in Bloomberg Law, October 4, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Kelsi Corkran.

"Ain’t no rule saying a dog can’t be speaker of the House," coverage in The Washington Post, October 4, 2023, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"NJ megamall to offer gender-segregated swimming on Sukkot for Orthodox clientele," coverage in The Times of Israel, October 1, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Daphne Lazar Price.

"The Supreme Court prepares for a new term, taking up abortion and gun cases amid ethics concerns," coverage in PBS Newshour, September 30, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Supreme Court's new term kicks off with social media, guns, Flo Rida song on the docket," coverage in Spectrum News NY1, September 29, 2023, featuring Professor David Cole.

"The Lawyer Trying to Hold Gunmakers Responsible for Mass Shootings," coverage in The New York Times, September 29, 2023, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"2023 Robert E. Dalton Roundtable on International Law in Government Practice," coverage in the American Society of International Law, September 26, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice David P. Stewart.

"FBI Had Warned American Sikh Activists About Death Threats After Nijjar’s Killing in Canada," coverage in The Wire, September 24, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Arjun Sethi.

"Push to Gag Trump Pits Free Speech Against Risk of Violence," coverage in The New York Times, September 22, 2023, featuring Professor Paul F. Rothstein.

"Secretary Mayorkas Announces Establishment of Homeland Intelligence Experts Group," coverage in U.S. Department of Homeland Security, September 19, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Elisa Massimino. 

"Restoring the Voting Rights Act is still on this Alabama Democrat's agenda," coverage in NPR, September 19, 2023, featuring Professor Aderson Francois. 

" 'The Court at War' Tackles the Supreme Court During WWII," coverage in the Washingtonian, September 18, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan. 

"In Poland, Testing Women for Abortion Drugs Is a Reality. It Could Happen Here," coverage in The New York Times, September 14, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Companies Already Ban the Use of Their Drugs for Lethal Injection. Now They're Blocking IV Equipment," coverage in The Intercept, September 14, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"A Path Forward for New York City in the Migrant Crisis?," coverage in Bloomberg Law, September 14, 2023, featuring Professor Susan Low Bloch.

"Justice Samuel Alito Refuses to Recuse," coverage in Bloomberg Law, September 13, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"The food industry pays ‘influencer’ dietitians to shape your eating habits," coverage in The Washington Post, September 13, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"FDR Library & Museum presents a Constitution Day conversation & book signing," coverage in the Mid Huston News, September 12, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Cliff Sloan.

"A Progressive Perspective: Policing is Difficult and Very Complex Work," coverage in The Trentonian, September 10, 2023, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"Dueling letters reveal feds worry Georgia SNAP delays will get worse, state feels held back by feds," coverage in 11 Alive, September 8, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"The Supreme Court Could Upend the Housing Market," coverage in Newsweek, September 7, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Council Special Report: Rethinking International Rules on Subsidies," coverage in Council on Foreign Relations, September 7, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Jennifer Hillman.

"Kristin Henning: The criminalization of Black children needs to stop," coverage in Youth Today, September 7, 2023, featuring Professor Kristin Henning.

"Potential Supreme Court clash looms over copyright issues in generative AI training data," coverage in Venture Beat, September 6, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Marc Rotenberg.

"Proud Boys, Oath Keepers prosecutions set stage for Trump DC trial," coverage in The Hill, September 5, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Kennedy’s Supreme Court legacy is being erased, in part by past clerks," coverage in The Washington Post, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"At last, a Labor Day when workers can celebrate their power," coverage in The Washington Post, September 3, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"Kennedy’s Supreme Court legacy is being erased, in part by past clerks," coverage in The Washington Post, September 3, 2023, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Cities move to enact juvenile curfews to curb crime," coverage in NPR, September 2, 2023, featuring Professor Kristin Nicole Henning.

"Cities move to enact juvenile curfews to curb crime," coverage on WUNC 91.5, September 2, 2023, featuring Professor Kristin Henning.

"The Supreme Court’s next target: Big government" coverage in Courthouse News Service, September 1, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Proposal against a neo-Nazi training camp sparks free speech debate in Maine," coverage in WBUR, August 31, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Biden’s Recent Court Picks Diverge From Progressive Strategy" coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 31, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Drugmakers could find sympathetic US Supreme Court in drug pricing lawsuits" coverage in Reuters, August 31, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"How Might Trump Challenge the March 4 Trial Date in the Federal Election Case?" coverage in the New York Times, on Aug. 29, 2023, featuring Professor Paul F. Rothstein.

"Right-wing sheriffs group that challenges federal law is gaining acceptance around the country," coverage in the Associated Press, August 27, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"How the Cash Bail system is stacked against poor Americans" coverage on MSNBC, August 27, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Thanks to NLRB's Cemex Decision, 'Union-Busting Just Got a Lot Harder'," coverage in Common Dreams, August 25, 2023, featuring Professor Brishen Rogers.

"Analysis: How indictments against Donald Trump could impact the 2024 Presidential race," coverage in WFTV 9, August 24, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Trump indictments in DC, Georgia see overlapping charges, complications: Experts," coverage on ABC News, August 23, 2023, featuring Professor Erica Hashimoto.

"God-given rights: The nationwide spread of the ‘constitutional sheriff’," coverage in Arizona Center for Investigative Reporting, August 21, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"What we know about Trump’s latest criminal indictment," coverage in the 1A, August 21, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"What a Supreme Court ruling could mean for access to Mifepristone," coverage in MSNBC, August 20, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Mississippi 'goon squad' officers are part of larger law enforcement problem, experts say," coverage in Yahoo! News, August 18, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Vida Johnson.

"White House OSTP Names Bonner Deputy U.S. CTO," coverage in Meri Talk, August 17, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor E. Austin Bonner.

"How 5th Circuit Court of Appeals mifepristone ruling pokes holes in wider FDA authority," coverage in USA Today, August 17, 2023, featuring Professor O. Lawrence Gostin.

"Trump’s Effort to Push Jan. 6 Trial to 2026 Indicates ‘His Own Consciousness of Guilt,’ Former Obama Counsel Says (Video)," coverage in The Wrap, August 17, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Analysis | After years of spreading lies, election deniers face consequences," coverage in The New York Times, August 15, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"PolitiFact FL: DOJ indicts Trump over his actions, not for questioning the 2020 election," coverage in WUSF, August 15, 2023, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"John Roberts Takes Control on Voting Rights," an opinion piece by Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson, in Just Security, August 11, 2023.

"Sacklers’ Fate at Supreme Court Poised to Reshape Bankruptcy Law," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 11, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Donald Trump is using a First Amendment defense in his 2020 election case. Experts say it won't work," coverage in USA Today, August 10, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"The Inside Story - Trump in Court | Episode 104 Transcript," coverage in VOA, August 10, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"First Conservatives Came for Affirmative Action. Now They’re Gunning for DEI Programs," an opinion piece by Professor Sheryll Cashin, in Politico, August 10, 2023.

"Trump wants his election conspiracy trial moved away from Washington. That won’t be easy," coverage by the Associated Press, August 9, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Vida Johnson.

"A protective order is unlikely to curb Trump or affect his popularity," coverage in NPR News, August 9, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Mark MacDougall.

"Trying to boost diversity over margaritas at the Fed’s Jackson Hole Symposium," coverage in Marketplace, August 9, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"A former federal prosecutor dissects the latest Trump indictment," coverage in The Washington Post, August 8, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Kevin McCarthy makes apples to oranges comparisons in response about Trump charges," coverage in USA Today, August 5, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"How Jack Smith Structured the Trump Election Indictment to Reduce Risks," coverage in The New York Times, August 4, 2023, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"The War on Cities," coverage in The New Yorker, August 4, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Why the Trump trial should be televised," an opinion piece by Professor Neal Katyal, in The Washington Post, August 3, 2023.

"Trump Indicted a Third Time (Audio)," coverage in Bloomberg, August 3, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Donald Trump faces KKK-era law, tough judge after third criminal indictment," coverage in Courthouse News Service, August 2, 2023, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

"Justice Alito Sparks Another Controversy," coverage in Bloomberg, August 1, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Bruce Springsteen and John Mellencamp can teach Jason Aldean a thing or two about small towns," coverage in Salon, July 30, 2023, featuring Professor Sheryll Cashin.

"Alito Claims Congress Can’t Regulate SCOTUS. The Constitution Says Otherwise," coverage in Truthout, July 29, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Announcing the ProMarket Merger Guidelines Symposium," coverage in Promarket, July 26, 2023, featuring Professor Emeritus Steven C. Salop.

"The legal challenges facing former President Donald Trump," coverage in The 1A, July 24, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Drugmakers Are ‘Throwing the Kitchen Sink’ to Halt Medicare Price Negotiations," coverage in The New York Times, July 23, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Tyranny of the minority: Liberal law profs urge Biden to defy the courts and the public," coverage in The Hill, July 22, 2023, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"Why Microsoft and Activision Blizzard's antitrust victory could revive US dealmaking," coverage in The National News, July 22, 2023, featuring Professor Emeritus Steven Salop.

"Judge Will Rule Next Week on Internet Ban of Hong Kong Protest Song," coverage in The New York Times, July 21, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Thomas E. Kellogg.

"U.S. Commission on Civil Rights Announces Commissioner Rochelle M. Garza as Chairperson and Commissioner Victoria F. Nourse as Vice-Chairperson," coverage in Cision, July 21, 2023, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Expert: 'No legal authority' to expunge Trump impeachments despite House GOP effort," coverage in Spectrum News, July 21, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"‘Why Is My Child Always On Lockdown?’: Confinement At D.C.’s Youth Jail Worries Parents, Advocates," coverage in DCist, July 21, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Eduardo Ferrer.

"Council extends Rapid Rehousing timeline, tightens limits on rental application fees," coverage in The DC Line, July 20, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Marta Beresin.

"How Harlan Crow slashed his tax bill by taking Clarence Thomas on superyacht cruises," coverage in KERA News, July 19, 2023, featuring Professor Neel Sukhatme.

"The solution to Biden’s student loan problems is right before his eyes," an opinion piece by Professor Brian Galle and Professor Adam Levitin, in The Washington Post, July 18, 2023.

"SCOTUS affirmative action decision continues the debate over the 14th Amendment," coverage in WBUR, July 18, 2023, featuring  Professor Sheryll Cashin.

"How Harlan Crow Slashed his Tax Bill by Taking Clarence Thomas on Superyacht Cruises," coverage in the New American Journal, July 17, 2023, featuring Professor Brian Galle and Professor Neel Sukhatme.

"How Harlan Crow Slashed his Tax Bill by Taking Clarence Thomas on Superyacht Cruises," coverage in ProPublica, July 17, 2023, featuring Professor Brian Galle and Professor Neel Sukhatme.

"How a combination of Covid lawsuits and media coverage keeps misinformation churning," coverage in the Lake County Record-Bee, July 15, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Birth control soon to be available over-the-counter," coverage on MSNBC, July 15, 2023, featuring Professor Michele Goodwin.

"Broadridge’s Digital Disclosure Survey: Crypto Investors Track Wrong Performance Metrics, Broadridge survey finds," coverage in Crowdfund Insider, July 14, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"A prosecutor analyzes Trump lawyers’ request for indefinite trial delay," coverage in The Washington Post, July 13, 2023, featuring Visting Professor Mary McCord.

"How could (and how would) UVa begin tracking political and religious affiliation?," coverage in The Daily Progress, July 13, 2023, featuring Professor Jeffery Shulman.

"Congress: Tax-prep giants shared private taxpayer data with Facebook, Google," coverage in The Week, July 12, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Tax prep companies shared private taxpayer data with Google and Meta for years, congressional probe finds," coverage on NBC News Palm Springs, July 12, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

“Traditional finance metrics prioritised over crypto-specific ones, Broadridge survey finds,” coverage in Fintech Global, July 11, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Berkeley Talks: Legal scholars unpack Supreme Court ruling on affirmative action," coverage on Berkeley News, July 10, 2023, featuring Professor Sheryll Cashin.

"Crypto Investors Are Neglecting Key Metrics, Broadridge Survey Finds," coverage in Decential, July 10, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"State laws targeting LGBTQ rights have a new foe: federal judges," coverage on NBC News, July 9, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor from Practice Paul Smith.

"‘Democracy is at risk’: inside the fight for supreme court reform," coverage in The Guardian, July 9, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"‘The US just destroyed its stock of chemical weapons, is this a global shift?," coverage on KCBS Radio, July 8, 2023, featuring Professor David Koplow.

"The world is officially 'free' of chemical weapons. Here's what that means," coverage on NPR, July 7, 2023, featuring Professor David Koplow.

"Judicial roadblocks fail to slow high court’s conservative majority," coverage in Courthouse News Service, July 7, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Secretary Yellen visits China as counter-espionage act comes into effect," coverage on NPR, July 6, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Thomas Kellogg.

"Could a ‘fake’ same-sex couple force the Supreme Court to revisit a case targeting LGBT+ rights?," coverage in the Independent, July 6, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Unlawful marketing? Highland Park lawsuit targets maker of gun used in mass shooting," coverage on NBC 5 Chicago, July 5, 2023, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"Standing Requirement Is a Bulwark Against Judicial Overreach," an opinion piece by Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence, in Bloomberg Law, July 5, 2023.

"What we know before the Jonathan Majors trial," coverage in The Washington Post, July 2, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Rothstein.

"How GOP lawmakers seek to strip out affirmative action at military academies," coverage in The Hill, July 2, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Arjun Sethi.

"A conservative overhaul of public life: what the supreme court’s term means for the US," coverage in The Guardian, July 1, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"What the Supreme Court's gay wedding website ruling means for LGBTQ rights," coverage on NBC News, June 30, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor from Practice Paul M. Smith.

"Why Americans, including Obama, are in awe of Indian-American attorney Neal Katyal," coverage in WION, June 30, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"SCOTUS LGBTQ+ ruling sparks fear of widespread discrimination," coverage in WOWK 13 News, June 30, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor from Practice Paul M. Smith.

"Supreme Court's recent LGBTQ+ ruling sparks debate: Freedom of speech or discrimination?," coverage on WJLA, June 30, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor from Practice Paul Smith.

"Supreme Court ruling entangles Biden’s environmental justice efforts," coverage in E&E News, June 29, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Sara Colangelo.

"The Snowden disclosures, 10 years on," coverage in iapp, June 28, 2023, featuring Professor Julie Cohen.

"Oregon lawmakers send paramilitary bill to governor’s desk," coverage in OPB, June 28, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Norfolk Southern Ruling Dulls Liability Shield for Companies," an opinion piece by Professor Kevin Arlyck, in Bloomberg Law, June 28, 2023.

"Philly leaders want to ban ski masks to prevent gun violence; opponents say it’s an intrusion on Black youth," coverage on WHYY, June 26, 2023, featuring Professor Kristin Henning.

"Chicago's consent decree woes offer a warning as Minneapolis police face federal oversight," coverage on NBC News, June 25, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Hundreds gather outside White House to protest minority persecution in India," coverage in Maktoob, June 25, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Arjun Sethi.

"LexisNexis Is Selling Your Personal Data to ICE so It Can Try to Predict Crimes," coverage in The Intercept, June 25, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Emily Tucker.

"Could Trump Be Un-Impeached? GOP Starts Process To ‘Expunge’ Ex-President’s Record," coverage in Forbes, June 23, 2023, featuring Professor Joshua Chafetz.

"Trump wrongly uses Clinton socks case as defense in classified docs probe, legal experts say," coverage in USA Today, June 23, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Abortion Litigation To Watch As Dobbs Decision Turns 1," coverage in Law360, June 22, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Rebecca B. Reingold.

"Hunter Biden’s Questionable Case of ‘Special Treatment’," coverage in U.S. News & World Report, June 21, 2023, featuring Professor Brian Galle.

"A former prosecutor explains what surprised her most about Trump’s indictment," coverage in The Washington Post, June 19, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"The Supreme Court Often Saves its Toughest Criticism for Itself," coverage in Real Clear Policy, June 19, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"‘Dark side of the human spirit’: Stephen Bright’s death penalty fight," coverage in The Guardian, June 18, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Stephen Bright.

"The fight against cancer faces daunting new challenge: debt politics," coverage in The Hill, June 16, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Not Real News: A look at what didn't happen this week," coverage in WRAL News, June 16, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Legal experts counter Trump documents claims," coverage in Arkansas Democrat Gazette, June 16, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Breaking down the stakes of special counsel Jack Smith's historic indictment of Trump," coverage in the Ohio Capital Journal, June 16, 2023, featuring Professor Brian Galle.  

"Trump faces difficult odds in documents case," coverage in Reuters, June 14, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Todd Huntley.

"Breaking down the stakes of special counsel Jack Smith's historic indictment of Trump," coverage in The New York Times, June 14, 2023, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"Trump federal indictment: How serious are obstruction charges?," coverage on ABC News, June 13, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Vida Johnson.

"Former President Trump was indicted in federal case. Now what?," coverage on WHIOTV 7, June 13, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.  

"For the Roberts court, upholding precedent leaves more questions than answers," coverage in Courthouse News Service, June 13, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Constitutional Kamikaze Tea-party veteran Mark Meckler and his “grassroots army” plot a right-wing reboot of the country," coverage in New York, June 13, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Breaking down the stakes of special counsel Jack Smith's historic indictment of Trump," coverage in GPB, June 12, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Claims misrepresent 1,850 boxes of Biden documents at Delaware university," coverage in AP News, June 12, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"How a Trump-Appointed Judge Could Influence His Documents Case," coverage in The New York Times, June 12, 2023, featuring Professor Paul F. Rothstein.

"Donald Trump indictment: Seven charges over classified documents case," coverage on BBC News, June 9, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Breaking down the stakes of special counsel Jack Smith's historic indictment of Trump," coverage on NPR, June 9, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Jack Smith, special counsel in classified documents case, defends his work," coverage on NPR, June 9, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"FBI Claims Secret Evidence Trumps Religious Discrimination Charges in Domestic Spying Case," coverage in Time, June 8, 2023, featuring Professor Laura Donohue.

"Americans express skepticism of race in college admissions ahead of big Supreme Court ruling," coverage in Courthouse News Service, June 8, 2023, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

"Public May Accept AI Courts, But Judges Not So Sure," coverage in Law360, June 8, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Kevin Tobia.

"Professor Jeffrey Kahn and other prominent legal scholars file Brief with Russian Court," coverage by SMU Dedman School of Law, June 8, 2023, featuring Professor Peter B. Edelman as amici co-signer in the brief.

"Professor Jeffrey Kahn and other prominent legal scholars file Brief with Russian Court," coverage by SMU Dedman School of Law, June 8, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson as amici co-signer in the brief.

"The cozy relationships and shadowy disclosures behind Baltimore’s $8M police consent decree," coverage in The Baltimore Banner, June 5, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"New Amendments and the Future of Constitutional Reform," coverage in National Constitution Center, June 1, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"US Supreme Court rulings darken forecast for EPA powers," coverage in Yahoo! Finance, May 31, 2023, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"This Supreme Court Loves to Legislate From the Bench. See Their Latest Decision on the EPA and Wetlands," an opinion piece by Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson, in The Washington Monthly, May 30, 2023.

"Police agencies are desperate to hire. But they say few want the job," coverage in The Washington Post, May 27, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy E. Lopez.

"Who does the U.S. owe $31.4 trillion?," coverage in Marketplace, May 26, 2023, featuring Professor Anna Gelpern.

"After 34 years, Allegheny Co. borough exits Act 47 protection | Five for the Weekend," coverage in Pennsylvania Capital-Star, May 26, 2023, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"The Restaurant Industry Has a Child Labor Problem," coverage in Eater, May 26, 2023, featuring Professor Brishen Rogers.

"What is 14th Amendment and can it resolve US debt ceiling fight?," coverage in Al Jazeera, May 25, 2023, featuring Professor Anna Gelpern.

"Interview: U.S. likely to have short-term extension of debt ceiling amid unfavorable fundamentals, says expert," coverage in Xinhua, May 24, 2023, featuring Professor David A. Super.

"The State of The Debate on U.S. Antitrust and Competition," coverage in Promarket, May 24, 2023, featuring Professor Steve Salop.

"For Roberts, Supreme Court barricades left scars," coverage in Courthouse News Service, May 24, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"A Black professor has long said what the IRS now admits: The tax system is biased," coverage in Stanford Law School, May 23, 2023, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"Expert: Jack Smith subpoena for foreign deals suggests DOJ concerned Trump tried to “monetize” docs," coverage in Salon, May 23, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"The Supreme Court Decides: A Final Word on Gonzalez v. Google and Twitter v. Taamneh with Anupam Chander," coverage in Tech Policy Press, May 21, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"A Clear-Cut Win for Artists or a Stifling Effect on Artistic Creation? How Copyright Law Experts View the Supreme Court’s Warhol Decision," coverage in Variety, May 20, 2023, featuring Professor Madhavi Sunder.

"Why Dianne Feinstein's health matters to Senate Democrats," coverage on NHPR, May 19, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"F.B.I. Violated Surveillance Program Rules After George Floyd Protests and Jan. 6 Attack," coverage in The New York Times, May 19, 2023, featuring Professor Laura K. Donohue.

"If the GOP won’t do it, Democrats will have to block Trump’s nomination for them | Bruce Ledewitz," coverage in Pennsylvania Capital-Star, May 19, 2023, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"Could an AI attorney change the law field as we know it?," coverage in ABC 10News, May 19, 2023, featuring Professor Tanina Rostain.

"The Law and the End of the COVID-19 Public Health Emergency," coverage in Yale Law School, May 19, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Montana’s First-in-the-US TikTok Ban Sows Doubt on Enforcement," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 19, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Critics Say Montana's TikTok Ban Is a Violation of Free Speech. Here's What to Know," coverage in Times, May 18, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"Podcast: Lawrence Gostin on The End of COVID As We Know It," coverage in Health Affairs, May 12, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Juvenile justice advocates want court to overturn Manitowoc County teen's conviction," coverage in Fox 11 News, May 12, 2023, featuring Professor  Kristin Henning.

"Law on Vaccine Mandates Sparks Doubts for Response to Next Virus," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 11, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"'Xenophobic, racist' GOP party 'engages in horrifying political stunts at expense of people's lives'," coverage in France 24, May 11, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Georgetown Law instills leadership development, bolsters tech law," coverage in the National Jurist, May 11, 2023, featuring Professor Hillary A. Sale and Dean William M. Treanor.

"The debt limit law has its benefits. At least it used to," coverage in The Washington Post, May 10, 2023, featuring Professor Anita Krishnakumar.

"I’ve Argued for Years That the President Must Pay the National Debt Even If Congress Won’t Raise the Debt Ceiling," coverage in The Washington Monthly, May 8, 2023, featuring Professor Louis Michael Seidman.

"Black Neighborhoods bear the brunt of Fulton's tax auctions. What could change that?," coverage on WABE, May 8, 2023, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"FDA's new abortion catch-22," coverage in Axios, May 8, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Meta Mounts Counterattack on FTC’s Power to Police Kids’ Data," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 5, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"You Can’t Hide Things’: Feinstein, Old Age and Removing Senator," coverage in Politico, May 3, 2023, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Do People Prefer the Text or the Spirit of the Law? It Depends, Researchers Say," coverage in Georgetown Law, May 3, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Kevin Tobia.

"Is the Debt Limit Constitutional? Biden Aides Are Debating It," coverage in The New York Times, May 2, 2023, featuring Professor Anita S. Krishnakumar.

"A former Colorado officer is the first to be convicted of failure to intervene under state law," coverage in USA Today, April 30, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy E. Lopez.

"The 75-Year Thievery Of Joint Tax Returns," coverage in The Post-Journal, April 29, 2023, featuring Professor Dorothy A. Brown.

"The Polite Disdain of John Roberts Finds a Target," coverage in The New York Times, April 28, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Pandemic Picture Blurs as Emergency Declaration Expires," coverage in Government Technology, April 27, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Despite outrage from some, Congress reluctant to act on Supreme Court ethics," coverage in The Washington Post, April 27, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Murkowksi, King introduce Supreme Court code of conduct bill," coverage in Alaska's News Source, April 26, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Legal Experts on What's Next for Mifepristone," coverage in Medpage Today, April 25, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Lawmakers eye response as data brokers target ‘rural everlasting’ and ‘married sophisticates’," coverage in Roll Call, April 25, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Laura Moy.

"Mifepristone Is Under Legal Threat. The Other Abortion Pill Could Be Next," coverage in Time, April 25, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Supreme Court’s Abortion Pill Call Leaves FDA in Line of Fire," coverage in Bloomberg Law, April 22, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"U.S. News delays law and med school rankings amid questions about data," coverage in The Washington Post, April 21, 2023, featuring Dean William M. Treanor.

"A view from DC: Connecting the dots: The Global CBPR Forum grows," coverage in IAPP, April 21, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Laura Moy.

The Just Security Podcast: Supreme Court Ethics 101," coverage in Just Security, April 21, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Love it or hate it, the Silicon Valley Bank bailout won’t cost taxpayers a cent," coverage in The Los Angeles Times, April 21, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"House Republicans hold NYC hearing targeting DA bringing criminal charges against Trump," coverage in PBS Newshour, April 17, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"Is the bird really freed? A look back at six months of Musk’s Twitter reign," coverage in The Guardian, April 16, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Asking Clarence Thomas to testify in Senate could spark a showdown," coverage in Roll Call, April 14, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"US takes Texas abortion pill case to Supreme Court," coverage in BBC News, April 14, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"How The FTC Could Slow OpenAI’s ChatGPT," coverage in Forbes, April 14, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Marc Rotenberg.

"GOP Bills Seek to Punish Prosecutors in State-Based Investigations Into Trump," coverage in Truthout, April 14, 2023, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"Clarence Thomas in Ethics Controversy," coverage in Bloomberg Law, April 14, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"How China changed the game for countries in default," coverage in The Financial Times, April 13, 2023, featuring Professor Anna Gelpern.

"FAS and SNF Agora organize debate on the role of the Supreme Court," coverage in The Johns Hopkins News-Letter, April 13, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Senate Dems seek to substitute Feinstein on Judiciary Committee," coverage in Axios, April 12, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"How the Abortion Pill Ruling Could Limit the FDA's Authority," coverage in Time, April 11, 2023, featuring Professor  Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Amid rankings revolt, U.S. News teases new list of law, medical schools," coverage in The Washington Post, April 11, 2023, featuring Dean William M. Treanor.

"Abortion Ruling Could Undermine the F.D.A.’s Drug-Approval Authority," coverage in The New York Times, April 10, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Will North Carolina Be the ‘Beginning of the End’ of the Medicaid Expansion Fight?," coverage in The New York Times, April 9, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Biden admin push to restrict transgender sports bans at odds with bill going through Missouri legislature," coverage in KMOV 4, April 9, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Paul Smith.

"Analyzing the legal aspects of Trump's indictment | FOX 5's On The Hill," coverage in Fox 5 Washington DC, April 9, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Mushtaq Gunja.

"Thomas’ luxury vacations footed by GOP megadonor test boundaries on high court ethicsith ‘not guilty,’ Trump enters period of potential legal peril," coverage in Courthouse News Service, April 8, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"After Tennessee House Republicans expelled 2 Democrats, will other states follow?," coverage on NPR, April 7, 2023, featuring Professor Anita Krishnakumar.

"Trump’s Next Legal Threat Could Be in Georgia. That May Be Tricky for Federal Prosecutors," coverage in The New York Times, April 7, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Burford Capital Founders’ Shares Soar $70 Million in Single Day," coverage in Bloomberg Law, April 6, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Jonathan Molot.

"With ‘not guilty,’ Trump enters period of potential legal peril," coverage in The Christian Science Monitor, April 4, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"ACLU SoCal Foundation Board Chair Joins Georgetown Law Faculty," coverage in ACLU SoCa, April 4, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Michele Goodwin.

 "Trump Case May Not Go to Trial Until After 2024 Election, Experts Say," coverage in Time, March 31, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

 "Trump can still run for president in 2024 after being indicted," coverage in The Washington Post, March 31, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

 "Judge strikes down Obamacare coverage of preventive care for cancer, diabetes, HIV and other conditions," coverage on CNBC, March 30, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Idaho Bill Looks To Criminalize Administration of mRNA Vaccines," coverage in Drug Topics, March 29, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

 "Elon Musk’s Twitter Widens Its Censorship of Modi’s Critics," coverage in The Intercept, March 28, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Arjun Sethi.

"NOT REAL NEWS: A look at what didn't happen this week," coverage in the Chattanooga Times Free Press, March 25, 2023, featuring Professor Nan Hunter.

"1,000 people have been charged for the Capitol riot. Here's where their cases stand," coverage on NPR, March 25, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"A legal scholar says the Dodd-Frank act put in place after the Great Recession proved to be useless amid SVB’s collapse," coverage in Fortune, March 24, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Copyrights Are Murky for Laws Referring to Outside Safety Codes," coverage in Bloomberg Law, March 24, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Nina Srejovic.

"7 Experts on Trump’s Call for Protests and Social Media Threat Models," coverage in Tech Policy Press, March 23, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary B. McCord.

"Jan. 6 panel’s video depositions become tantalizing tool for probes," coverage in Roll Call, March 22, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Most consumers want data privacy and will act to defend it," coverage in IAPP, March 22, 2023, featuring Professor Julie Cohen.

"States Are Cracking Down On Militias — Except For Idaho," coverage in FiveThirtyEight, March 21, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Trump hush money case: The merits and the politics," coverage in The Christian Science Monitor, March 20, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Coordinated focus let House Jan. 6 panel grab the public’s attention," coverage in Roll Call, March 20, 2023, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"Trump calls for protests of what he claims is his imminent arrest," coverage in The Washington Post, March 18, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Trump calls for protests of what he claims is his imminent arrest," coverage in The Washington Post, March 18, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"The Biden administration wants TikTok sold or banned. Is that constitutional?," coverage on WFAE 90.7, March 17, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"The prison experience Elizabeth Holmes is desperate to avoid," coverage on BBC, March 17, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Jill Morrison.

"TRM Labs Appoints Georgetown Law Professor Chris Brummer as a Senior Advisor," coverage in Globe Newswire, March 16, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"More DSA transparency, please," an opinion piece by Professor from Practice Sean Hagan, in The Financial Times, March 15, 2023 .

"State wealth tax bill garners support in WA Senate hearing," coverage in The Columbia Basin Herald, March 15, 2023, featuring Professor Brian Galle.

"Plan to make mRNA vaccines in developing countries needs U.S. funding, backers say," coverage in The Washington Post, March 14, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"U.S. News and World Report Has a New, Aggressive Defense of Its Rankings. Law School Deans Like Me See It for What It Is," an opinion piece by Dean William Treanor, in Slate, March 13, 2023 .

"Who’s going to check them?," coverage in The Boston Globe, March 13, 2023, featuring Professor Alicia Plerhoples.

"Nikki Haley overreaches with attack on Democrats over gasoline cars, gas stoves," coverage in Politifact, March 13, 2023, featuring Professor Sheila Foster.

"Why Georgetown Law Quit the U.S. News Rankings," an opinion piece by Dean William Treanor, in The Wall Street Journal, March 12, 2023.

"“Sleeper case”: Experts say Trump indictment in Manhattan is "imminent" — and it's "pardon-proof"," coverage in Salon, March 10, 2023, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Reflections on ReInvent Law Silicon Valley @ 10 Years – Part 3," coverage in LawSites, March 10, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Ed Walters.

"Barr says Fed has the tools to deal with crypto risks," coverage in the American Banker, March 9, 2023, featuring Professor Anna Gelpern.

"Virginia judge rules human embryos are ‘chattel’ based on centuries-old slave laws," coverage on PBS Newshour, March 9, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Susan Crockin.

"Judge uses a slavery law to rule frozen embryos are property," coverage on The Associated Press, March 9, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Susan Crockin.

"Covid backlash hobbles public health and future pandemic response," coverage in The Washington Post, March 8, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"DOJ Restocks Congress Liaison Team as Republicans Circle (1)," coverage in Bloomberg Law, March 7, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Georgia Probe & Trump Hires Cardi B's Lawyer," coverage in Bloomberg Law, March 6, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

""Big, big blow": Legal experts say "ominous" DOJ memo could pave the way for two Trump indictments," coverage in Salon, March 6, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"AI will have its day in court — but human judges will always rule," coverage in Arab News, March 5, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"Former President Trump steals the show at CPAC," coverage on MSNBC, March 5, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"U.S. Chamber blames judges, arbitrators and lawyers for mass arbitration 'abuses'," coverage in Reuters, March 2, 2023, featuring Professor Maria Glover.

"Who will Maryland's governor nominate next for a crucial climate role?," coverage in The Washington Post, March 1, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Scott Hempling.

"Hagler Institute Inducts Its Largest Class Of Fellows During 11th Annual Gala At Texas A&M," coverage in Texas A&M Today, March 1, 2023, featuring Professor Madhavi Sunder.

"Would Humans Trust an A.I. Judge? More Easily Than You Think," an opinion piece by Associate Professor Kevin Tobia, in Slate, February 28, 2023.

"Supreme Court Hears Student Debt Cancellation Cases: What to Know," coverage in Nerdwallet, February 28, 2023, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick M. Lawrence.

"Reparations: San Diego Tax Code Discussion Was Preamble to Task Force Meeting in Sac This Week," coverage in The Observer, February 28, 2023, featuring Professor Dorothy A. Brown.

"Evening Edition: U.S. Energy Department Says A Lab Leak Likely Caused COVID-19 Pandemic," coverage in Fox News Radio, February 27, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Rik Mehta.

"Video: January 6th Investigators Speak About Ongoing Threats of Violent Extremism," coverage in Just Security, February 27, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary B. McCord.

"Black married couples face heavier tax penalties than white couples, a report says," coverage on NPR, February 27, 2023, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"Letters to the Editor, We don’t know whether implicit bias training works," coverage in The Washington Post, February 27, 2023, featuring Professor Rima Sirota.

"January 6 Committee Investigators on Violent Domestic Extremism," coverage on C-SPAN, February 23, 2023, Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Why is tax filing so complicated?," coverage in News Channel 5 Nashville, February 23, 2023, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"What to Expect as Student Debt Cancellation Goes to Supreme Court," coverage in Yahoo! Finance, February 22, 2023, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick M. Lawrence.

"Georgetown's Dr. Chris Brummer Named the 2022 Jones Day Professor in Commercial Law," coverage in Cision, February 21, 2023, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Supreme Court hears a case that could transform the internet," coverage in The Washington Post, February 21, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary B. McCord.

"Big Tech is about to have an epic week in the Supreme Court," coverage in Politico, February 20, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander and Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"‘Push the envelope’: Unit at center of police-transparency case has history of illegal stops and searches," coverage in The Keene Sentinel, February 18, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Oregon bill could become nation’s toughest law to curb paramilitaries," coverage in the Central Oregon Daily News, February 17, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Is police brutality just part of the job?," an opinion piece by Professor Paul Butler, in The Washington Post, February 17, 2023.

"Should I delete TikTok? Well, yes, if you care about your privacy," coverage in Techradar., February 17, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"The Supreme Court is about to hear 2 major cases that could transform the internet," coverage in Yahoo.news, February 16, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"Asylum policy squabble nixed mysteriously from high court docket," coverage in Courthouse News Service, February 16, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Supreme Court Criticisms; Does TikTok Wiretap Users?," coverage in Bloomberg Law Podcast, February 15, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"How a Bush-era law requiring border ‘perfection’ stands at center of GOP impeachment case," coverage in The Hill, February 14, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"Georgetown Study Finds Medical Malpractices Is Not Random," coverage in MedicalResearch.com., February 13, 2023, featuring Professor David A. Hyman.

"The Just Security Podcast: Eliminating the Judicial “Blue Slip”," coverage in Just Security, February 13, 2023, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"The Second Amendment’s Legal Landscape Is Getting Weirder," coverage in The New Republic, February 10, 2023, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"The Super Bowl is almost here. But the NFL has had a rocky season," coverage on CNN, February 10, 2023, featuring Professor Deborah Epstein.

"Legal experts break down Supreme Court case that could chip away at social media immunity," coverage in UpNorthLive.com, February 10, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Oregon bill aims to crack down on paramilitary activitying Weirder," coverage in Investigate West, February 9, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"From George Floyd to Tyre Nichols, pleas for police reform meet bleak reality," coverage in The Philadelphia Tribune, February 9, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy E. Lopez.

"POST Board expected to adopt rules to keep racists and extremists out of law enforcement," coverage in Star Tribune, February 8, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Vida Johnson.

"Episode 88: Closing the Justice Gap," coverage in American Constitution Society, February 7, 2023, featuring Associate Professor Yael Cannon.

"Kristin Henning: The Cradle to Prison Pipeline and the Criminalization of Black Youth," coverage in The Dickinsonian, February 6, 2023, featuring Professor Kristin Henning.

"‘It’s about damn time’: College workers organize amid nationwide labor unrest," coverage in Politico, February 4, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"Georgetown Law Center on National Security provides legal assistance in holding Russia accountable for war crimes," coverage in The Dialog, February 3, 2023, featuring Dean William Treanor.

"Wrongful death lawsuit filed as lawmakers debate caps on damages from medical lawsuits," coverage on KCRG, February 3, 2023, featuring Professor David Hyman.

"Google tees up venue clash over U.S. advertising antitrust lawsuit," coverage in Reuters, February 2, 2023, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"From George Floyd to Tyre Nichols, pleas for police reform meet bleak reality," coverage in The Washington Post, February 2, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy E. Lopez.

"Tyre Nichols and A New Push for Police Reform," coverage in the Diane Rehm Show, February 2, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Mortgage Bankers Scrambling Over Conservative Court Ruling," coverage in The American Prospect, February 1, 2023, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Do special police units deter crime or lead to more prosecutions and convictions?," coverage in Capital Radio Public News, January 31, 2023, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Child welfare algorithm faces Justice Department scrutiny," coverage on ABC News, January 31, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Expert international jury announced for the 2023 Lionel Gelber Prize," coverage in Munk School of Global Affairs, January 31, 2023, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"Biden plans to end the COVID-19 national emergency on May 11," coverage on NPR, January 31, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Hidden Viruses And How To Prevent The Next Pandemic," coverage on NPR, January 31, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Just Security Podcast: How Should the Press Cover Democracy?," coverage in Just Security, January 29, 2023, featuring Professor Erin Carroll.

"Biden’s documents drama might not be ending anytime soon," coverage in Bloomberg, January 27, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"What Tyre Nichols' death at the hands of Black officers says about race in policing," coverage in Yahoo! News, January 27, 2023, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Social media laws in Texas and Florida hang in limbo as Supreme Court delays decision," coverage in Quartz, January 24, 2023, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"The FDA’s power to approve drugs faces sweeping challenge in lawsuit seeking to pull abortion pill from U.S. market," coverage on CNBC, January 24, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Inside FDA's plan for annual COVID-19 boosters," coverage in Advisory Board, January 24, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"In search for transparency, high court comes up cloudy," coverage in Courthouse News Service, January 23, 2023, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

"Harris rallies against GOP push to roll back abortion rights," coverage on ABC Action News, January 22, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"What is the debt ceiling, and what happens if the U.S. hits it?," coverage in The Washington Post, January 20, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Musk's Tesla Stock Sale May Trigger Trading Probe," coverage in Investopedia, January 20, 2023, featuring Professor  Donald Langevoort.

"FBI warns of neo-Nazi plots as attacks on Northwest power grid spike," coverage on Jefferson Public Radio, January 19, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor  Mary McCord.

"WHO recommends that China monitor excess COVID-19 mortality," coverage in Reuters, January 16, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"What MLK’s Final Campaign Tells Us About His Legacy," an opinion piece by Professor Sheryll Cashin, in Politico, January 16, 2023.

"Just How Common Is Corporate Fraud?," coverage in The New York Times, January 14, 2023, featuring Professor Donald Langevoort.

"The “Weaponization” Of Government: GOP Lawmakers Threaten Sweeping New Investigations," coverage on WAMU 88.5, January 13, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Trump's Impeachments May Be Irreversible as McCarthy Mulls Expunging," coverage in Newsweek, January 13, 2023, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"After 13-year-old boy’s fatal shooting, legal experts say deadly force typically can’t be used to defend property," coverage on NBC News, January 12, 2023, featuring Professor John Copacino.

"ASU’s McCain Institute and Cronkite School launch task force on Defeating Disinformation Attacks on U.S. Democracy," coverage in the Arizona State University Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication, January 10, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"End of Jan. 6 panel opens new chapter for Department of Justice," coverage in The Hill, January 8, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Will Jan. 6 anniversary hit differently in the wake of House probe?," coverage in The Hill, January 6, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"2 years on, Trump in ‘serious legal jeopardy’ over his role in Jan. 6 attack: Legal expert," coverage in Anadolu Agency, January 6, 2023, featuring Professor David Super.

"Just Security Podcast: Unfinished Business of January 6th Committee," coverage in Just Security, January 6, 2023, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Paul Hastings Partner Robert Luskin on the ABB FCPA Deferred Prosecution," coverage in Corporate Crime Reporter, January 6, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Daniel S. Kahn.

"DPIC Podcast: Georgetown Racial Justice Institute Director Diann Rust-Tierney on Reconceptualizing the U.S. Death Penalty as a Violation of Fundamental Human Rights," coverage in the Death Penalty Information Center, January 6, 2023, featuring Adjunct Professor Diann Rust-Tierney.

"Tensions Flare on Abortion, Doctor Rights in HHS Conscience Plan," coverage in Bloomberg Law, January 4, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"Justice Dept.: Despite bans, abortion pills may be mailed to any state," coverage in The Washington Post, January 4, 2023, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"Tensions Flare on Abortion, Doctor Rights in HHS Conscience Plan," coverage in Bloomberg Law, January 4, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence Gostin.

"US News Alters Law School Rankings After Yale, Harvard Quit," coverage in Bloomberg Law, January 3, 2023, featuring Dean William Treanor.

"6 big trade predictions for 2023," coverage in Politico, January 3, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Katrin Kuhlmann.

"U.S. News & World Report tweaks law school formula after rankings revolt," coverage in The Washington Post, January 3, 2022, featuring Dean William Treanor.

"A Consequential Year for the US Supreme Court," coverage in VOA News, January 2, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Getting an LL.M. Degree: What to Know," coverage on WTOP News, December 27, 2022, featuring Associate Dean for International and Graduate Programs Madhavi Sunder and Assistant Dean of Graduate Admissions Caryn Voland.

"'This Is Why God Gave Us Two Arms': What We Heard This Year," coverage in Medpage, December 31, 2022, featuring Professor David Hyman.

"Ahead of Major Court Case, E.P.A. Revises Clean-Water Protections," coverage in The New York Times, December 30, 2022, featuring Professor William W. Buzbee.

By the Numbers: Boutique Law Firms’ 10 High-Profile Gets in 2022 coverage in Bloomberg Law, December 29, 2022, featuring Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Meet the little-known lawyer behind Democrats’ years-long battle with Trump," coverage on CNN, December 29, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"Dangerous Devotion: Congressional hearing examines threat of white Christian nationalism," coverage in Southern Poverty Law Center, December 28, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Climate Change Cases Set for Another ‘Exciting Year’ in Court," coverage in Bloomberg Law, December 27, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Why the proposed TikTok ban is more about politics than privacy, according to experts," coverage on NPR, December 22, 2022, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"We need more than policies to protect pregnant employees," coverage in Quartz, December 22, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Michele Goodwin.

"DC Firm Miller & Chevalier Adds Former Jan. 6 Panel Attorney," coverage in Law 360, December 19, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep A. Prasanna.

"Georgetown Law professor on the Jan. 6 committee's final hearing," coverage on WLRN, December 19, 2022, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Former Investigative Counsel for U.S. Congress Sandeep Prasanna Joins D.C.-based Law Firm Miller & Chevalier Chartered," coverage in American Kahani, December 18, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Sandeep Prasanna.

"Grinberg, Key Figure for US in OECD Tax Pact, to Leave Treasury," coverage in Bloomberg Tax, December 16, 2022, featuring Professor Itai Grinberg.

"POLITICO Playbook PM: The 2024 matchup we can’t avoid," coverage in Politico, December 15, 2022, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"'You thought Supreme Court justices should be accosted?': Moment Republican Nancy Mace confronts trans activist about tweet threatening SCOTUS - and says such violent language has forced her to carry a gun," coverage in The Daily Mail, December 14, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"2022 Oversight Research Award Winner Announced," coverage in Levin Center, December 14, 2022, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"What the Debate Over Guns Tells Us About America," an opinion piece by Professor Sheryll Cashin, in Politico, December 13, 2022.

"Holding Russia to account for its atrocities in Ukraine," coverage in ShareAmerica, December 13, 2022, featuring Dean William M. Treanor.

"Shootings of youths are soaring in D.C., vexing city leaders," coverage in The Washington Post, December 11, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Eduardo Ferrer.

"She founded Moms Demand Action for gun reform. 140 of its volunteers won office," coverage in The Washington Post, December 11, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Lee Feldman.

"Hong Kong tycoon and democracy activist given 5-year sentence for fraud," coverage in The Washington Post, December 10, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Thomas E. Kellogg.

"Critics Call It Theocratic and Authoritarian. Young Conservatives Call It an Exciting New Legal Theory," coverage in Politico, December 9, 2022, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"Justice best served by leaving intact a conflicted judge’s ruling: 5th Circuit," coverage in Reuters, December 9, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Michael S. Frisch.

"Supreme Court left in the cold as Congress takes up mantle to uphold rights," coverage in Courthouse News Service, December 9, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin and Distinguished Lecturer Frederick M. Lawrence.

“Bars and Barriers,” an opinion piece by Professor Abbe Smith, in Inquest, December 8, 2022.

"Coalition Asks: Where Is Biden’s NLRB?," coverage in The American Prospect, December 8, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"What's at stake in Harper v. Moore?," coverage on WUSA9, December 7, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Con Law: How a Fake Document Could Help the Supreme Court Diminish Our Democracy," coverage in Mother Jones, December 6, 2022, featuring Professor David Luban.

"What Is the Issue in the Supreme Court’s Web Designer Case, and Why Do So Many People Misstate It?," coverage in Cato at Liberty, December 6, 2022, featuring Professor David Cole.

"8 in 10 voters support consumer watchdog agency: poll," coverage in The Hill, December 5, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"They trusted their prenatal test. They didn’t know the industry is an unregulated ‘Wild West’," coverage in The NM Political Report, December 5, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O.Gostin.

"Law school revolt against U.S. News rankings gains steam," coverage in The Washington Post, December 3, 2022, featuring Dean William M. Treanor.

"Crypto meltdown a boon for bankruptcy lawyers," coverage in Reuters, December 2, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"For China, No Easy Way Out of 'Zero-COVID' Policy," coverage in VOA, December 1, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"How Social Media Ensures that No One Hears Amber Heard," an opinion piece by Professor Deborah Epstein, in The Nation, November 30, 2022.

"John Mikhail ’91 Discusses Constitution’s Relationship to Slavery," coverage in The Amherst Student, November 30, 2022, featuring Professor John Mikhail.

"An Unequal Liberty," an opinion piece by Professor Lisa Heinzerling, in The Atlantic, November 28, 2022.

"Op-Ed: A dismissal at Customs and Border Protection shows how hard law enforcement reform can be," and opinion piece by Professor from Practice Christy E. Lopez, in The Los Angeles Times, November 25, 2022.

"Abortion Pill Opponents Seize New Chance to Target FDA Approval," coverage in Bloomberg Law, November 23, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Verizon appeal will be early test of corporate strategy to combat mass arbitration," coverage on Reuters, November 22, 2022, featuring Professor J. Maria Glover.

"Sam Bankman-Fried tries to broker FTX bailout from his home in the Bahamas, despite being booted from the crypto company," coverage on CNBC, November 21, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Sandy Hook families sued Alex Jones. Then he started moving money around," coverage in The Washington Post, November 21, 2022, featuring Professor Adam J. Levitin.

"After Yale And Harvard Law Schools Leave U.S. News Rankings, Stanford, Columbia, Others Follow," coverage in Forbes, November 21, 2022, featuring Dean William M. Treanor.

"Organizers for slavery accountability disappointed with reconciliation fund," coverage in The Georgetown Voice, November 20, 2022, featuring Professor John Mikhail.

"Georgetown Law Becomes the Latest to Withdraw From US News Rankings," coverage in Law.com, Nov. 18, 2022, featuring Dean William M. Treanor.

"Our View: Justice: Congress should secure all marriage rights," coverage in The Free Press, Nov. 18, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Texas woman almost dies because she couldn’t get an abortion," coverage on CNN, Nov. 16, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie M. Keith.

"Crypto’s free-wheeling firms lured millions. FTX revealed the dangers," coverage in The Washington Post, Nov. 16, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Open Letter Supporting Amber Heard Published, Signed By Over 130 Prominent Individuals Calling for Support After Johnny Depp Trial," coverage in Just Jared, Nov. 16, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Rachel A. Camp.

"Abortion Rights Tops Biden To-Do List Even Without Congress," coverage in Bloomberg Law, Nov. 14, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Court tosses conviction of woman who said she killed husband in self-defense," coverage in The Washington Post, Nov. 14, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Patricia A. Riley.

"‘Extremists in Uniform Put the Nation at Risk," coverage in The New York Times, November 13, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Vida Johnson.

"Musk’s Twitter may have already violated its latest FTC consent order, legal experts say," coverage on CNN, November 11, 2022, featuring Professor Matt Blaze and Professor David Vladeck.

"D.C. Attorney General Alleges N.F.L. Covered Up Commanders’ Wrongdoing," coverage in The New York Times, November 10, 2022, featuring Professor David C. Vladeck.

"Republicans who questioned the 2020 results are bringing back an old norm: Admitting defeat," coverage on NBC News, November 10, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"‘A Moment of Truth for the Federalist Society’: Politics or Principle? ," coverage in Politico, November 10, 2022, featuring Professor Charles F. Abernathy.

"Key to law exam success? Use the word ‘because’, says top prof," coverage in Legal Cheek, November 10, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Jonah Perlin.

"Concessions are making a modest but notable comeback in 2022," coverage in The New York Times, November 9, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Consumer Protection on the Chopping Block?," coverage in The Regulatory Review, November 9, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Elon Musk, internet freedom, and how the Supreme Court might force big tech into a catch-22," coverage in SCOTUS.blog, November 6, 2022, featuring Professor Anupam Chander.

"Washington high court says convicted sex offender can practice law," coverage in Reuters, November 3, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Shon Hopwood.

"Law enforcement ratchets up presence in voting process as some sheriffs push election conspiracy theories," coverage on CNN, November 3, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

Does your sheriff think he’s more powerful than the president," coverage in USA Today, November 3, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"What You Can Expect if Republicans Take the House," an opinion piece by Professor Josh Chafetz, in The New York Times, November 3, 2022.

"The irony of the GOP's war on ballot drop boxes," coverage on MSNBC, November 2, 2022, featuring Professor Matt Blaze.

"Episode 74: Health Justice after Covid," coverage in American Constitution Society, November 1, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Yael Cannon.

"Video Clip: Midterm Election Political Violence and Threats," coverage on C-SPAN, November 1, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"The Framers of the 14th Amendment Weren’t Color Blind," an opinion piece by Professor Sheryll Cashin, in Politico, October 31, 2022.

"“‘Stop the Steal’ conspiracies are coming for swing state ballot boxes”," coverage on Election Law Blog, October 30, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Pelosi Attack Shows Disinformation That Drove Jan. 6th Attack Continues," coverage in NBC News, October 29, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"BankThink Those seeking to bring down the CFPB should be careful what they wish for," an opinion piece by Professor Adam J. Levitin, in American Banker, October 28, 2022.

"Top national security prosecutor joins Trump Mar-a-Lago investigation," coverage in The Washington Post, October 28, 2022, featuring Professor Mary McCord.

"At NYU Law Forum, experts discuss DOJ investigation into classified documents found at Trump’s Mar-a-Lago home," coverage in NYU Law News, October 26, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Local Election Officials Brace for Possible Violence and Threats," coverage in Route Fifty, October 26, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Expert Monica Sanders Analyzes Disproportionate Impact Of Natural Disasters On BIPOC Communities," coverage in Forbes, October 25, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Monica Sanders.

"Noted Classical Liberal Legal Scholar Countenances Regulation of Social Media," coverage in Broadband Breakfast, October 21, 2022, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"Barilla customers sue because ‘Italy’s #1 Brand of Pasta’ is made in U.S.," coverage in The Washington Post, October 21, 2022, featuring Professor Gregory Klass.

"Why Oregon’s 2022 midterm vote on healthcare as a human right is a big deal," coverage in Grid, October 21, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Arizona ‘ground zero’ for extremist, anti-government sheriff movement," coverage on AZ Mirror," October 21, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"#MeToo trials highlight battle to address sexual violence: experts," coverage on WDTV-TV, October 21, 2022, featuring Professor Naomi Mezey.

"Samsung’s Biometric Data Clash Opens New Mass Arbitration Front," coverage in Bloomberg Law, October 21, 2022, featuring Professor J. Maria Glover.

"Millions at risk of losing health insurance if U.S. ends Covid public health emergency in January," coverage on CNBC, October 19, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Next Debt Ceiling Crisis Will Be the Democrats’ Fault," coverage in The New Republic, October 19, 2022, featuring Professor David Super.

"Legislators’ redistricting arguments would ‘wreak havoc,’ critics tell U.S. Supreme Court," coverage in The Carolina Journal, October 19, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Booknotes+ Podcast: Brad Snyder, "Democratic Justice"," coverage in C-SPAN, October 18, 2022, featuring Professor Brad Snyder.

"US Regulators Sound Cautious Note on FinTech Innovation," coverage in PYMNTS, October 17, 2022, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Katyal: Trump Getting ‘Handed Loss After Loss In The Courts’" coverage in MSNBC, October 17, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

“House Subpoena Would Create Legal Showdown With Trump,” coverage by Law360, October 17, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"DOJ: Lawsuit in Maryland over fatal police shooting should not be dismissed yet," coverage in The Washington Post, October 16, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Five years on, here’s what #MeToo has changed," an opinion piece by Professor Jamillah Bowman Williams, in Politico, October 14, 2022.

"Judge to decide challenge that seeks to halt President’s student loan forgiveness plan," coverage on WYMT, October 14, 2022, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick M. Lawrence.

"The voting machine hacking threat you probably haven’t heard about," coverage in Politico, October 14, 2022, featuring Professor Matt Blaze.

"What the Regulators Said at DC Fintech Week," coverage in CoinDesk, October 14, 2022, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Analyzing the latest Jan. 6 Committee hearing and what happens next," coverage on PBS, October 13, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"The court of art criticism is in session," coverage in SCOTUSblog, October 12, 2022, featuring Distinguished Lecturer from Government Michael Dreeben.

"Listen: The Supreme Court set public health back 50 years. The next term could be even worse," coverage in Stat, October 12, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Ethics and impact of drone strikes — "Intelligence Matters"," coverage on CBS News, October 12, 2022, featuring Professor Mitt Regan.

"The News Media’s “Democracy Beats” Won’t Beat Back Autocracy," an opinion piece by Professor Erin Carroll, in Just Security, October 12, 2022.

"Regulators Should Use 'Range of Options' in Fintech, Fed's Barr Says," coverage in CoinDesk, Oct. 12, 2022, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

" DOJ's 'Compelling' Response to Trump SCOTUS Appeal Hailed by Legal Experts," coverage in Newsweek, October 11, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"How a GOP Congress could try to impeach a Biden Cabinet member," coverage in The Hill, October 11, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

“How a GOP Congress could try to impeach a Biden Cabinet member,” coverage by The Hill, October 11, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"Acting Comptroller of the Currency on Cryptocurrency," coverage in C-SPAN, October 11, 2022, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Trust in Supreme Court plummeted amid rise of 6-3 conservative court, new poll finds," coverage in Yahoo! News, October 10, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Supreme Courtier: Relitigating Felix Frankfurter’s Liberal-ish Legacy," coverage in The Washington Free Beacon, October 9, 2022, featuring Professor Brad Snyder.

"The new law that could stealthily transform biomedical innovation," an opinion piece by Professor M. Gregg Bloche and Professor Neel U. Sukhatme, in Stat, October 6, 2022.

"Pharma can't give up on Dems as it tries to weaken drug price law," coverage in Axios, October 5, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"Jackson makes a splash during debut on the bench," coverage in Courthouse News Service, October 5, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Guantanamo has become America’s cage," an opinion piece by Visiting Professor Elisa Massimino, on CNN, October 4, 2022.

"Donald Trump Is Reportedly Regretting His Demand For Special Master In His DOJ Case: ‘Giant Backfire’," coverage in SheFinds, October 4, 2022, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"Treasury Department Announces Inaugural Members of Formal Advisory Committee on Racial Equity," coverage in U.S. Department of the Treasury, October 4, 2022, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"Busting the Filibuster," coverage in Ms. Magazine, October 4, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Two N.C. cases await the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling," coverage in Axios, October 4, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Supreme Court appears to back EPA in WOTUS war," coverage in E&E News, October 3, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Five cases to watch as a conservative Supreme Court begins its new term," coverage in The Hill, October 3, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Proposal to open Chipotle Mexican Grill in Waterville follows closure in Augusta," coverage in the Kennebec Journal, October 2, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"As New Term Starts, Supreme Court Is Poised to Resume Rightward Push," coverage in The New York Times, October 2, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"The Supreme Court Is Blowing Up Law School, Too," coverage in Slate, October 2, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Tiffany Jeffers.

"As New Term Starts, Supreme Court Is Poised to Resume Rightward Push," coverage in The New York Times, October 2, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"William Gaston Enslaved at Least 163 People, Rejected Principle of Equal Citizenship", coverage in The Hoya, September, 30, 2022, featuring Professor John Mikhail.

"‘Giant Backfire’: Trump’s Demand for Special Master Is Looking Like a Mistake," coverage in The New York Times, September 29, 2022, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"Supreme Court 2022-23 Term Preview," coverage in The National Constitutional Center, September 29, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"5 ways the Supreme Court could transform water policy," coverage in E&E News, September 29, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Supreme Court, dogged by questions of legitimacy, is ready to resume," coverage in The Washington Post, September 29, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Chief Justice Roberts is in the spotlight as the Supreme Court tackles race cases," coverage on NBC News, September 29, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Irv Gornstein.

"Law Professor Testifies Before Congress on Labor Organizing, Union Rights," coverage in The Hoya, September 29, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"12 New Books We Recommend This Week," coverage in The New York Times, September 29, 2022, featuring Professor Brad Snyder.

"Calls grow for a tougher legal approach to white nationalist group Patriot Front," coverage on NPR, September 28, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Surprise Medical Bill Rule Lawsuit Heading Toward Texas Court," coverage in Bloomberg Law, September 27, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"Justice Dept. says it would defend Veterans Affairs medical workers in abortion cases," coverage in The Washington Post, September 22, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"National Constitution group touts amendment for 18-year Supreme Court terms," coverage in The Carolina Journal, September 21, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Hagler Institute Announces Its Largest Class Of New Fellows: 14," coverage in Texas A&M Today, September 21, 2022, featuring Professor Madhavi Sunder.

"Veterans group presses state and local prosecutors to go after far-right Patriot Front," coverage on NBC News, September 20, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Meet an attorney fighting for the most desperate inmates on death row," coverage by CNN, September 20, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Stephen Bright.

"The NCC’s Constitutional Convention Reports: The Proposed Amendments," coverage in the National Constitution Center, September 19, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Trump faces mounting legal troubles beyond NY AG's lawsuit," coverage in Spectrum News NY1, September 21, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Biden Declaring Pandemic ‘Over’ Has Experts Reeling," coverage in the Daily Beast, September 19, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Echoing Trump, These Republicans Won’t Promise to Accept 2022 Results," coverage in The New York Times, September 18, 2022, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"Gensler Rattles DeFi With Suggestion PoS Coins are Securities," coverage in The Defiant, September 17, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Is That Legal? How Scores of Migrants Came to Be Shipped North," coverage in The New York Times, September 16, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"4 key points from Judge Cannon’s latest controversial Trump decision," coverage in The Washington Post, September 16, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"Paul Butler: Judge Cannon ‘Partially Joining Donald Trump’s Defense Team’ | The Katie Phang Show," coverage on MSNBC, September 16, 2022, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"What Consumer Protection Lawyers Do and How to Become One," coverage in U.S. News & World Report, September 14, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Daniel Wilf-Townsend.

"Should the United States have a new Constitution?," coverage in The MV Times, September 14, 2022, featuring Professor Louis Michael Seidman.

"Ultium workers at Ohio plant vote to push for union representation," coverage in The Detroit News, September 13, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"3M unit's bankruptcy could put U.S. mass tort system on trial," coverage in Axios, September 12, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Roberts strikes out defending high court’s legitimacy, experts say," coverage in Courthouse News Service, September 12, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Why the Self-Proclaimed 9/11 Mastermind Hasn't Seen Trial 21 Years Later," coverage in Newsweek, September 11, 2022, featuring Professor David Luban.

"Why a woman's doctor warned her not to get pregnant in Texas," coverage on CNN Health, September 10, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"Pandemic federal programs helped kids in need get access to 1.5 billion meals every month," coverage in UW News, September 9, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Sheila E. Fleischhacker.

"Review: Defend or defund the police? It’s more complicated than that," coverage in America Magazine, September 9, 2022, featuring  Professor Rosa Brooks.

"School Districts’ Legal Battle With Juul Isn’t Over," coverage in Education Week, September 8, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"D.C. quietly resumes enforcement of youth curfew after two-year pause," coverage in The Washington Post, September 7, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Eduardo Ferrer.

"Justice Dept. Faces Tough Calls in Weighing Response to Trump Ruling," coverage in The New York Times, September 7, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Where the Trump Investigation Goes After a "Poor" Judicial Decision," coverage in The New Yorker, September 7, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Obamacare can't require coverage for certain HIV prevention drugs, federal judge rules," coverage in CNN, September 7, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"Some abortion bans put patients, doctors at risk in emergencies," coverage in Louisiana Illuminatior, September 5, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"'My first-year law students would have written a better opinion': Neal Katyal slams judge's Trump ruling," coverage in Raw Story, September 5, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"Republicans want to rewrite the Constitution to limit federal power but a former senator says a 'runaway' convention could spell danger for health care, education, and the environment," coverage in Business Insider, September 4, 2022, featuring Professor David Super.

"Full Panel: 'The Problem With The Police Reform Debate Is That We Don't Agree What The Problem Is'," coverage on NBC News, September 4, 2022, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Crypto winter teaches tough lessons about custody and taking control," coverage in Cointelegraph, September 2, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Debating Biden’s Student Loan Order," coverage in the National Review, September 2, 2022, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick M. Lawrence.

"Some Abortion Bans Put Patients, Doctors at Risk in Emergencies," coverage in The Pew Charitable Trusts, September 1, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"WHO director in Asia accused of racism, abuse put on leave," coverage in Nichi Bei Weekly, September 1, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Salman Rushdie Stabbing: What Is A 'Fatwa' And Why Does 'Satanic Verses' Author Face One?," coverage in Outlook India, September 1, 2022, featuring Professor Lama Abu-Odeh.

"Evanson: Allegations highlight serious problem in sports," coverage in the Portland Tribune, August 30, 2022, featuring Professor Deborah Epstein.

"Want to End Abortion Restrictions? Pass the ERA!," coverage in Women's eNews, August 30, 2022, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Intelligence Officials Assess Fallout Of Trump Mishandling Of U.S. Secrets," coverage on MSNBC, August 30, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Post-Dobbs landscape fuels Democrats' optimism: The Note," coverage on ABC News, August 29, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Moderna files patent infringement lawsuits against Pfizer and BioNTech over mRNA Covid-19 vaccines," coverage in WSVN 7News, August 28, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Deshaun Watson settlement shows the NFL has made progress with sexual misconduct accusations. Will anything change?," coverage in CNN, August 28, 2022, featuring Professor Deborah Epstein.

"Reading between the lines of the Mar-a-Lago affidavit," coverage in Vox, August 27, 2022, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"Sen. Lindsey Graham lawsuit could clarify lawmaker protections," coverage in Roll Call, August 26, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Possibility of Obstruction Looms Over Trump After Thwarted Efforts to Recover Documents," coverage in The New York Times, August 26, 2022, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"Student Loan Forgiveness, U.S. Tax Law Loophole," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 25, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"COVID Revealed the U.S.’s Long-Time Misogyny and Lack of Respect for Teachers," an opinion piece by Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson, in Ms. Magazine, August 25, 2022.

"Women’s Equality Is *Still* Not Guaranteed in the U.S. Constitution," coverage in Ms. Magazine, August 25, 2022, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"How Lindsey Graham thinks he can avoid testifying in Georgia’s election probe," coverage in The Washington Post, August 23, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Judge to rule by Wednesday on federal challenge to Idaho abortion ban," coverage in The Washington Post, August 22, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Supreme Court climate ruling leaves EJ communities at risk," coverage in E&E News, August 22, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Sara Colangelo.

"Your Fall Reading List: Practical Legal Scholarship," coverage in the Virginia Lawyer, August 2022, featuring Associate Professor Jonah Perlin.

"Deshaun Watson’s Apology Undercuts the N.F.L.’s Message," coverage in The New York Times, August 19, 2022, featuring Professor Deborah Epstein.

"Can Hong Kong Repair Its Battered Image?," coverage in Asharq Al-Awsat, August 19, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Thomas Kellogg.

"America tussles over a newly fashionable constitutional theory," coverage in The Economist, August 18, 2022, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"Commentary: As a white teen I got second chances, but may Black teens don't," coverage in The Eagle-Tribune, August 18, 2022, featuring Professor  Kristin Henning.

"Supreme Court EPA Decision Could Affect More Than Power Plants," coverage in Heavy Duty Trucking, August 17, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Starbucks Dials Up Anti-Union Heat by Accusing NLRB of Collusion," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 16, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"Trump Appointed Hundreds of Judges. Fear of Their Rulings May Be Holding Back Biden on Executive Orders," coverage in Time, August 15, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin and Professor David A. Super.

"Biden’s Supreme Court Commission Members Still Await Response," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 15, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Caroline Fredrickson.

"Rushdie has faced a fatwa for decades. Here’s the history behind it," coverage in The Washington Post, August 14, 2022, featuring Professor Lama Abu-Odeh.

"Here's one reason why America's racial wealth gap persists across generations," coverage on WABE 90.1FM, featuring Professor Dorothy Brown.

"Menard Family George Washington Forum hosts Constitution Day lecture: 'Do We Have a Democracy or a Republic, and Why Does it Matter?'," coverage in Ohio News, featuring Professor Randy E. Barnett.

"Where does money collected from corporate fines go?," coverage in Marketplace, August 12, 2022, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"Files Seized From Trump Are Part of Espionage Act Inquiry," coverage in The New York Times, August 12, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Trump Tax Return Handover Uncertain Despite House Legal Victory," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 11, 2022, featuring Professor Josh Chafetz.

"Preventive care such as birth control, anti-HIV medicine challenged in Texas lawsuit," coverage on NPR, August 9, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"Pharma Lobby Readies Legal Firepower for Drug Pricing Measures," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 9, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Rapper Fat Joe says no one is making sure hospitals post their prices," coverage in Politifact, August 9, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"The only drug to treat monkeypox is 'virtually impossible' to get," coverage in Advisory Board, August 9, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Trump Search Was Unprecedented, But Records Case Will Be Tough," coverage in Bloomberg News, August 9, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"‘Overwhelmed’: Cops combat violent crime as ranks dwindle," coverage in AP News, August 8, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

“What Law Professors Think About Legal Issues - and Why It Matters. A New Study Sheds Interesting Light on These Questions," coverage in Reason, August 8, 2022, featuring Professor Kevin Tobia.

"High-speed chases endanger lives of migrants and area residents in South Texas," coverage in Texas Public Radio, August 6, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"News brief: monkeypox cases, Democrats' climate and tax bill, Alex Jones trial," coverage on NPR, August 5, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Monkeypox Declared a US Health Emergency, Freeing Up Funding," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 4, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Pomerantz Law Firm Announces the Filing of a Class Action Against Coinbase Global, Inc.," coverage in Globenewswire, August 4, 2022, featuring Professor Adam J. Levitin.

"Cops Connected to Raid that Killed Breonna Taylor Falsified Paperwork, Conspired to Lie, and Violated Civil Rights Laws: DOJ," coverage in Law & Crime, August 4, 2022, featuring Distinguished Visitor from Practice Clifford Sloan.

"TikTok Moderators Are Being Trained Using Graphic Images Of Child Sexual Abuse," coverage in Forbes, August 4, 2022, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"As Monkeypox Spreads, U.S. Declares a Health Emergency," coverage in The New York Times, August 4, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Biden administration has declared monkeypox a public health emergency," coverage on NPR, August 4, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"High-Stakes Abortion Lawsuits Force Clash on Emergency Care Law," coverage in Bloomberg Law, August 3, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"CFTC Would Become Primary Crypto Regulator Under New Senate Committee Plan," coverage in CoinDesk, August 3, 2022, featuring Professor Chris Brummer.

"Ending the constitutional right to abortion in the United States," an opinion piece by Professor Lawrence O. Gostin, in BMJ, August 1, 2022.

"How the Supreme Court ‘shadow docket’ shaped climate doctrine," coverage in E&E News, July 29, 2022, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Balance of Power: Could Trump Be Charged for Election Interference?," coverage in Bloomberg Law, July 29, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Donald B. Ayer.

"President Biden Names Twenty-Fourth Round of Judicial Nominees," coverage in The White House, July 29, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Todd E. Edelman.

"3M Unit Gets Debtor-Friendly Bankruptcy Venue in Indianapolis," coverage in Bloomberg Law, July 28, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Dems fear red states banning abortion will zero in on birth control next," coverage in Axios, July 28, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The regulatory risk in Ethereum's new security model," coverage in Axios, July 28, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Contrary to false claim, Russia hasn’t closed WHO offices," coverage in AP News, July 27, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Supreme Court Has Too Much Power and Liberals Are to Blame," an opinion piece by Professor Brad Snyder, in Politico, July 27, 2022.

"The Supreme Court Is Making America Ungovernable," an opinion piece by Professor Lisa Heinzerling, in The Atlantic, July 26, 2022.

"WHO Declares Monkeypox a Global Health Emergency," coverage in Smithsonian Magazine, July 26, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Supreme Court Rebuke Weighs Against Clean Air Act as Climate Law," coverage in Bloomberg Law, July 26, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Biden moves to reinstate health protections for LGBTQ Americans," coverage in The Washington Post, July 25, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"Biden Rule Would Strengthen Health Protections for Gay and Transgender People," coverage in The New York Times, July 25, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"WHO declares monkeypox a global health emergency," coverage in The Jereusalem Post, July 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Contraceptive coverage gaps under scrutiny post-Roe v. Wade," coverage in Modern Healthcare, July 21, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.

"The Biden administration is elevating a division of H.H.S. to more broadly oversee pandemic responses," coverage in The New York Times, July 21, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Emergency Powers Are Not the Answer on Abortion or Climate Change," coverage in The Brennan Center for Justice, July 21, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The implications of the latest sky-high inflation data," coverage in The Week, July 20, 2022, featuring Professor David A. Super.

"Why This “Originalist” Supreme Court Would Disappoint the Founders," an opinion piece by Dean William M. Treanor, in Slate, July 19, 2022.

"Texas’ anti-abortion trigger law worries fertility doctors and patients," coverage in the Texas Standard, July 19, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Susan Crockin.

"Looming Legal Issues in Cryptocurrency Bankruptcies," an opinion piece by Professor Adam J. Levitin, in The Deal, July 19, 2022.

"Conservative blocs unleash wave of litigation to curb public health powers," coverage on NPR, July 18, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"No-Poach Agreements Are Per Se Illegal, DOJ Says in Trucker Case," coverage in Bloomberg Law, July 18, 2022, featuring Professor Steven Salop.

"Supreme Court muzzles EPA on climate," coverage in E&E News, July 18, 2022, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Biden could declare a public health emergency to expand abortion access, but it would face a tremendous legal fight," coverage on CNBC, July 15, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"An emergency declaration on abortion rights could do more harm than good," an opinion piece by Professor Lawrence O. Gostin, in The Washington Post, July 15, 2022.

"Congress faces climate roadblock after Supreme Court ruling," coverage in E&E News, July 15, 2022, featuring Professors William Buzbee and Lisa Heinzerling.

"Elon Musk Bought Twitter. Now He Must Own It," an opinion piece by Associate Professor Jonathon Zytnick, in The New York Times, July 14, 2022.

“Lawmakers Are Pushing to Depose Dan Snyder. He’s Parking the Boat Overseas,” coverage by The Wall Street Journal, July 13, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"J6: ‘Trump can’t escape responsibility’," coverage on WAMU 88.5, July 13, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"Life-saving abortions OK despite state bans, Biden administration says," coverage in Axios, July 11, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Supreme Court's red herring argument," an opinion piece by Brad Snyder, on CNN, July 9, 2022.

"US President Joe Biden signs executive order on abortion access," coverage in Times Now, July 9, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"When SCOTUS meets WOTUS," coverage in E&E News, July 8, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Ambitious legal program develops future lawyers for CNMI," coverage in KUAM News, July 8, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Eun Hee Han.

"Daniel Snyder’s lawyer responds to House oversight committee," coverage in The Washington Post, July 8, 2022, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"Biden signs order on abortion access after high court ruling," coverage in NewsCenter1 TV, July 8, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Kavanaugh makes a play for the high court’s swing vote," coverage in Courthouse News Service, July 8, 2022, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick Lawrence.

"Biden Takes Executive Action Amid Pressure to Protect Access to Abortion," coverage in Time, July 8, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Oklahoma governor calls for public schools audit for potential mishandling of public funds and teaching CRT," coverage on CNN, July 8, 2022, featuring Professor Gary Peller.

“Washington Commanders owner Daniel Snyder offered to testify via video before House Oversight Committee in July, letter says,” coverage by ESPN, July 7, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"Supreme Court takes aim at agency power," coverage in E&E News, July 7, 2022, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Michael Hiltzik: Can gun insurance mandates stem America's torrent of firearm violence?," coverage in Los Angeles Times, July 7, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"History of Presidential Succession," coverage in C-Span, July 7, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"Derrick Z. Jackson: Children will suffer the consequences of recent Supreme Court rulings," coverage in Environmental Health News, July 6, 2022, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Gorsuch wanted climate ruling to hobble Congress," coverage in E&E News, July 5, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

“Dan Snyder Enlists Ex-Goldman Lawyer to Keep Grip on NFL Team,” coverage by Bloomberg Law, July 5, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"How the Conservative Supreme Court Is Changing America," coverage on ReasonTV, July 3, 2022, featuring Randy Barnett.

"Did the Supreme Court Open the Door to Reviving One of Its Worst Decisions?," coverage in The New York Times, July 2, 2022, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"Ending Roe vs. Wade opens the door to a nationwide abortion ban. But how likely is it?," coverage on ABC News, July 2, 2022, featuring Professor Victoria Nourse.

"Equilibrium/Sustainability — Game, set, match on plastic bottles," coverage in The Hill, July 1, 2022, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Why Judges Keep Recusing Themselves From a N.Y.C. Vaccine Mandate Case," coverage in The Washington Post, July 1, 2022, featuring Professor David Luban.

"Improve CDC’s quarantine stations to prevent the next pandemic," an opinion piece by Professor Lawrence O. Gostin, in Stat, July 1, 2022.

"US Supreme Court hobbles the EPA’s authority over climate emissions," coverage in Nature, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor Lisa Heinzerling.

"Supreme Court’s EPA ruling upends Biden’s environmental agenda," coverage in The Washington Post, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"The Supreme Court embraces originalism — and all its flaws," an opinion piece by Professor David Cole, in The Washington Post, June 30, 2022.

"Bloch shares experiences with Supreme Court," coverage in Coastal Point, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor Susan Bloch.

"In Wake Of Supreme Court Gun Ruling, D.C. Gun Owners Sue To Be Able To Carry Concealed Handguns On Metro," coverage in DCist, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor Randy Barnett.

"How Much More Do They Need To Indict Donald Trump? Georgetown Professor Paul Butler Discusses With Russ Parr," coverage in Black America Web, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor Paul Butler.

"Biden unlikely to meet bold Democrat demands after abortion ruling, sources say," coverage in Reuters, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Why codifying Roe will land right back at the Supreme Court," an opinion piece by Professor Victoria Nourse, on CNN, June 30, 2022.

"SCOTUS ruling ‘takes away EPA’s flexibility’ for regulating emissions: Law professor," coverage in Yahoo Finance, June 30, 2022, featuring Professor William W. Buzbee.

"'My anxiety spikes': Lawyers brace for Supreme Court climate ruling," coverage in The Washington Post, June 30, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Sara Colangelo.

"New York Files Lawsuits to Stop a Flood of ‘Ghost Guns’," coverage in The New York Times, June 29, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"Defining "life-threatening" can be tricky in abortion law exceptions," coverage in Axios, June 28, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Not the best week for crypto lending: Law Decoded, June 20-27," coverage in Cointelegraph, June 28, 2022, featuring Professor Christopher Brummer.

"What the former White House aide's testimony could mean for the Jan. 6 investigation," coverage on WVTF, June 28, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"What the former White House aide's testimony could mean for the Jan. 6 investigation," coverage on NPR, June 28, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

“Commanders owner Dan Snyder 'unavailable' on deposition date provided by Oversight Committee,” coverage by WUSA9, June 27, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

“Dan Snyder ‘unavailable’ for deposition as refusing subpoena draws committee’s ire,” coverage by The Washington Times, June 27, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"A minor impact on gun laws but a potentially momentous shift in constitutional method," an opinion piece by Professor Randy E. Barnett, in SCOTUSblog, June 27, 2022.

"Supreme Court’s Roe Ruling Tees Up Fight Over Abortion Pills," coverage in Bloomberg Law, June 27, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Thomas’s concurring opinion raises questions about what rights might be next," coverage in The New York Times, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Abortion pills become central issue after SCOTUS ruling," coverage in Axios, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Supreme Court overturns Roe v. Wade: An estimated 40 million women will now lose access to abortion," coverage in MarketWatch, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin and Adjunct Professor Rebecca Reingold.

"University of Montana law school names interim dean after search comes up short," coverage in the Missoulian, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"Dobbs May Cast Shadow On Gay Rights, Birth Control Cases," coverage in Law360, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Plan B pill still legal in Wisconsin, "abortion pill" now may be illegal," coverage in The Journal Times, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Biden vows abortion fight, assails 'extreme' court ruling," coverage on Associated Press, June 24, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

“In snubbing House panel, Daniel Snyder may have increased his legal peril,” coverage by The Washington Post, June 23, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Dave Rapallo.

"Supreme Court Paves Way for Even Looser Gun Laws Weeks After Uvalde Massacre," coverage in the Daily Beast, June 23, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Congress: Are Crypto Disclosures Doing Enough for Investor Protection?," coverage in Blockworks, June 23, 2022, featuring Professor Christopher Brummer.

"Law profs prevail over backlash to publishing prosecutor misconduct cases," coverage in Reuters, June 22, 2022, featuring Professor  Abbe Smith.

"The Biden administration faces a dilemma over the U.S.-China 'tariff war,' says professor," coverage on CNBC, June 22, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Jennifer Hillman.

"How liberals should rethink their view of the Supreme Court," an opinion piece by Professor Brad Snyder, in CNN, June 21, 2022.

"New federal programs aim to shrink the racial housing gap," coverage in Marketplace, June 20, 2022, featuring Professor Sheryll Cashin.

"Hong Kong Lawyers Are The Next Target of Xi’s National Security Law," coverage in Bloomberg, June 19, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Thomas Kellogg.

"Who is John Eastman, the Trump lawyer at the center of the Jan. 6 investigation?," coverage in NPR, June 17, 2022, featuring Professor Neal Katyal.

"A Crypto Bankruptcy Could Be Investors’ Nightmare," coverage in The Wall Street Journal, June 17, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Rejecting explanations, House committee urges Daniel Snyder to testify," coverage in The Washington Post, June 17, 2022, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"How democracies deflate empty lies," coverage in The Christian Science Monitor, June 16, 2022, featuring Professor Neal K. Katyal.

"After the Jan. 6 Hearings, Will Trump Face Criminal Charges?," coverage in The New York Times, June 15, 2022, featuring Professor Julie O’Sullivan.

"The Celsius meltdown during crypto’s ‘Black Monday’ risks ‘contagion effect and cascading liquidations,’ top analyst says. Does bankruptcy loom?," coverage in Fortune, June 12, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Fresh Start: Professor Adam Levitin," coverage in The Deal Pipeline, June 15, 2022, featuring Professor Adam Levitin.

"Roger Goodell will testify, Daniel Snyder won’t at congressional hearing," coverage in The Washington Post, June 15, 2022, featuring Associate Professor David Rapallo.

"The Future Criminal Case Against Donald Trump," an opinion piece by Professor Neal K. Katyal, in The New York Times, June 14, 2022.

"Starbucks CEO’s Anti-Union Comments Straddle Line of Legality," coverage in Bloomberg News, June 14, 2022, featuring Visitor Professor Mark Gaston Pearce.

"How SCOTUS’ upcoming climate ruling could defang Washington," coverage in Politico, June 12, 2022, featuring Professors Lawrence O. Gostin and Lisa Heinzerling.

"Insurrection? Sedition? Incitement? A Legal Guide to the Capitol Riot," coverage in The Washington Post, June 10, 2022, featuring Distinguished Lecturer Frederick M. Lawrence.

"Say Goodbye to Bad Digital Presentations," coverage in the Washington State Bar News, June 9, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Jonah Perlin.

"Give the CDC Back Its Power to Issue Mandates," an opinion piece by Professors Lawrence O. Gostin and Kevin Tobia, in The Daily Beast, June 9, 2022.

"Russian Debt Ban Leaves Investors With Questions," coverage in The Wall Street Journal, June 9, 2022, featuring Professor Anna Gelpern.

"Mysteries Linger About Covid’s Origins, W.H.O. Report Says," coverage in The New York Times, June 9, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"The Linguistics Search Engine That Overturned the Federal Mask Mandate," coverage in The Verge, June 7, 2022, featuring Professor Kevin Tobia.

"Mask Ruling Appeal Gets Backing From Former CDC Directors," coverage in Bloomberg Law, June 7, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Should the U.S. Give Out More Monkeypox Vax for Party Season?," coverage in The Daily Beast, June 7, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Wall Street Gets Forced Into the Abortion Debate," coverage in The Wall Street Journal, June 3, 2022, featuring Professor Urska Velikonja.

"Court says U.S. workplace bias law covers unwanted transfers," coverage in Reuters, June 3, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Brian Wolfman.

"Skirmishes Over Medication Abortion Renews Debate On State Vs. Federal Powers," coverage in The Lund Report, June 2, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"Who can be my neighbor? How a ‘lens of care’ can transform US cities," coverage in The Christian Science Monitor, June 2, 2022, featuring Professor Sheryll Cashin.

"What Sheryl Sandberg’s ‘Lean In’ Has Meant to Women," coverage in The New York Times, June 2, 2022, featuring Professor Rosa Brooks.

"CLE Accreditation Should Be Tied to Learning Outcomes,” an opinion piece by Professor Rima Sirota published in LAW360 on June 1, 2022.

Taking Up the Challenge: A Roadmap for Studying the Effectiveness of Mandatory Continuing Legal Education, coverage in JOTWELL, May 31, 2022, featuring Professor Rima Sirota.

"Mass shootings renew efforts to target gun manufacturers’ legal shield," coverage in The Hill, May 31, 2022, featuring Professor Heidi Li Feldman.

"Mass shootings have a lot in common with another American horror," an opinion piece by Professor Emma Coleman Jordan, on CNN, May 29, 2022.

"Biden’s Win on Carbon Costs Temporarily Dodges Rulemaking Bullet," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 26, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"Biden’s Win on Carbon Costs Temporarily Dodges Rulemaking Bullet," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 26, 2022, featuring Professor William Buzbee.

"‘Non-Lawyer Legal Help’ Are No Longer Banned Words in New York," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 26, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Michael Frisch.

"Learning How to Lawyer with Jonah Perlin," coverage in Lawyerpreneur Podcast, May 26, 2022, featuring Associate Professor Jonah Perlin.

"How Biden’s executive order will impact policing practices," coverage in PBS Newshour, May 25, 2022, featuring Professor from Practice Christy Lopez.

"Suing Zuckerberg Is Easy. Making a Privacy Case Stick Is Harder," coverage in Bloomberg Law, May 25, 2022, featuring Professor Robert Thompson.

"WHO Has No Authority to Dictate U.S. Health Policy," coverage in FactCheck.org, May 25, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"In Response to the Uvalde Massacre, Politicians Reiterate Their Demands for Irrelevant Gun Control Laws," coverage in Reason, May 25, 2022, featuring Visiting Professor Mary McCord.

"An Artist Asks, What Is Luxury Without the Logos?," coverage in The New York Times, May 24, 2022, featuring Associate Professor  Amanda Levendowski.

"Embracing COVID misinformation, Kansas Senate says ‘national sovereignty’ is under threat ," coverage in The Kanssas City Star, May 23, 2022, featuring Professor Lawrence O. Gostin.

"D.C. Attorney General Files Long-Anticipated Lawsuit Accusing Mark Zuckerberg of Involvement in Cambridge Analytica Scandal and 2016 Election Manipulation," coverage in Law & Crime, May 23, 2022, featuring Professor David Vladeck.

"A ‘Glitch’ in Federal Health Insurance May Soon Be Fixed," coverage in The New York Times, May 20, 2022, featuring Adjunct Professor Katie Keith.