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A Really Well Insulated Attic
Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance A Really Well Insulated Attic By Joyce Vance, Sep 04, 2025 “If the entire foundation falls out from under your house, it does no good to have a really well-insulated attic,” the judge said. “It sure would be nice if someone had our backs.” An anonymous federal judge made that…
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Ghislaine Maxwell files Supreme Court brief appealing Epstein conviction – Axios
Jul 28, 2025 – Politics & Policy Ghislaine Maxwell files Supreme Court brief appealing Epstein conviction By Marc Caputo Ghislaine Maxwell pressed ahead with an appeal to the Supreme Court on Monday, seeking to overturn her conviction on the grounds that she was unlawfully prosecuted for sex trafficking minors with Jeffrey Epstein. Why it matters:…
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Major Legal Cases & Lawsuits vs. Trump – A Summary as of June, 2025 (ChatGPT)
Here’s the revised, blog-ready summary of major federal legal cases since January 20, 2025, involving Trump, his administration, or associates—with docket info, court status, next steps, and direct links to court documents. Sources are major outlets and official filings. Editor’s Note: There’s also the PDF of this blog post at the end. 🧑⚖️ U.S. Supreme Court –…
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Civil Discourse with Joyce Vance – Does Trump Get To Decide Who Is An American? – Substack
The stakes are high, even though the Supreme Court won’t be deciding, at least not yet, whether Trump’s order to end birthright citizenship is constitutional. By Joyce Vance, May 14, 2025 Tomorrow, the Supreme Court will hear oral argument in the Birthright Citizenship Case, Trump v. Casa, Inc. We’re here because Donald Trump is intent…
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Justice Jackson denounces “relentless attacks” on judges after Trump comments – Axios
May 2, 2025 – Politics & PolicyJustice Jackson denounces “relentless attacks” on judges after Trump comments By Rebecca Falconer Supreme Court Justice Ketanji Brown Jackson indirectly criticized President Trump and his allies’ railing against the judiciary during a federal judges’ conference in Puerto Rico, Politico first reported. Why it matters: In some of the strongest…
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Unlawful Deportation, Judicial Defiance, and Project 2025: The Case of Kilmar Abrego Garcia and the Future of American Rule of Law
Comments by DrWeb, Analysis by Perplexity AI Comments: I awoke this morning again seeing the disturbing Oval Office visit with a dictator. It was a shameful idea of American presidency, actions, and democratic principles. I thought this seemed a pattern, this ICE-Deport-Anyone-Not-Ours-Anymore. So, with AI assistance, I went back to look at the parts of…
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Trump vs. The Judicial Branch, Repeat – Liza Donnelly
Who are we, allowing this man to ruin everything? By Liza Donnelly, Apr 11, 2025 The Supreme Court ordered the return of migrant Kilmar Armando Abrego Garcia, who is being held in a notorious El Salvadorian prison. Yet Trump continues to “delay, obfuscate and flout” the courts on the return of the migrant. The administration…
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How Trump’s firings could upend a 90-year-old Supreme Court ruling limiting his power – NPR
Sourcel Links: https://www.npr.org/2025/03/21/nx-s1-5333325/ftc-trump-firings-supreme-court
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Perplexity Looks at tRUMP Odds to Win in Supreme Court – March, 2025 Odds
I’m attaching the PDF version of this answer. Taken with a grain of salt, and a wish. The conclusion at the end is he wins some, and loses some, maybe maybe Democracy survives. I shall re-execute this query periodically, as long as it takes… Tick tock…
