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Legal experts: SCOTUS won't save Trump

Trump could try to turn to SCOTUS but his arguments are "long shots," says UCLA Law Prof. Rick Hasen

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Wall Street's role in climate change

Many big banks try to present a green image, but the largest banks in the world are the ones abetting polluters

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Experts: Trump could ask SCOTUS for help

There are multiple federal questions Trump could raise to get SCOTUS to intervene, UCLA Prof. Rick Hasen told Salon

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"That's when judges hand down jail time"

Judge Juan Merchan could impose a "creative sentence" — but Trump is making jail stint more likely

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Do dogs understand the "paws in" trend?

When dogs see humans pile their hands together, they sometimes join in. What gives?

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Darius Rucker: The Beatles for me are it

On "Everything Fab Four," the Grammy winner discusses Hootie & the Blowfish and his memoir "Life's Too Short"

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Jaguars are returning to Southwest

Experts say an iconic wild cat's return is an indicator of climate change and the need for greater conservation

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Experts on Trump's felon era

There are as many hot takes as there are felony counts, with reactions pouring in as Trump retreats to his tower

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Expert: Trump verdict only the beginning

Legal experts told Salon a long process awaits

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Experts slam Biden's "red line" failure

"He's made himself look every bit as heartless as Donald Trump," Harvard professor says

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Expert sinks jury instruction complaint

Trump's team wanted unanimity on what "unlawful means" were used in alleged scheme but "the court rejected that"

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Expert: Trump closing "inappropriate"

The judge was "right to be mad" at Trump attorney Todd Blanche, says Loyola Law Prof. Laurie Levenson

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Scientists decipher elephant "sentences"

A new study explores multimodal communication tools employed by elephants, underscoring their unique intelligence

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Cracking the Christian nationalist code

The Christian right has a clearly anti-democratic agenda — but it's concealed with deliberately confusing terms

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Could The Beatles become famous today?

"The number of amazing people who could be spectacularly successful, is really, really high," Sunstein says

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"Abnormal" AIPAC spending alarms experts

AIPAC has spent nearly $5 million to defeat Jamaal Bowman — and plans to spend over $100 million this year

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Alito flags spark alarm over lax ethics

Justice Alito "and Justice Thomas at some level have only themselves to blame” if Congress cracks down, expert says

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Is this the "right" way to protest?

Politicians and the public largely oppose the student protests. But activists say that's missing the point

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Is "sociopath" an overused term?

Despite pop culture depictions of antisocial personalities as violent, the truth is far more complicated

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Gen X left in the dark with menopause

A lack of research on perimenopause and menopause results is more women suffering — and Gen X is feeling it

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Joan Osborne's Beatles lesson on albums

On "Everything Fab Four," the singer-songwriter discusses the Beatles as makeout music & admiring Sophie B. Hawkins

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Overdose crisis takes toll on responders

For many, stigma and a lack of governmental support and funding worsens the issue

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Samuel Alito has an ethics problem

Legal experts say its time for the Supreme Court's ethics code to grow some teeth

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Abortion surveillance is already here

From period tracking apps to social media companies sharing info with police, pregnancy data is no longer safe

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Prof: Trump lawyer may have "bored" jury

“The defense is engaged in a theatrical play that has little bearing on the facts,” says law Prof. Bennett Gershman

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