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This was certainly a screw-up, as the report had been publicly available for seven months. The error was only half-heartedly acknowledged by the Times, which added a correction and this line: The report "was uploaded to a nonprofit internet digital library in January but received little attention until it was published by The New York Times." But that was not entirely correct either, as The Washington Post had written about it months earlier - just not on the front page. … [Read more...] about Fact check: Trump’s ‘Fake News Awards’ focused on reports that were wrong — and quickly corrected

Men and women differ significantly on two questions about Trump's relations with women. Women are 14 percentage points more likely to say it's important whether or not Trump engaged in a pattern of sexual misconduct, 58 percent compared with 44 percent for men. And women are 15 points more likely to support Mueller investigating hush-money payments to women who say they had affairs with Trump, 65 percent to 50 percent. … [Read more...] about Post-ABC poll: Majority of Americans support special counsel Mueller’s probe of Russia, Trump campaign

Raj De: From the 9/11 Commission to the White House to the NSANearly 20 years ago, a young Harvard Law School student named Raj De sat in his mentor’s office and explained why he’d decided to bypass BigLaw for the Department of Justice. The older lawyer understood completely. “You should always go where the action is,” he counseled. De took this advice—and then some. Leadership roles at the DOJ? Check. 9/11 Commission? He was a part of it, serving as counsel and contributing to its historic final report. Then came two dizzyingly busy years at the White House, where De worked directly with President Barack Obama as staff secretary. The follow-up? Three years as general counsel to the National Security Agency, where he helped steer the agency through perhaps its biggest crisis—the leak of countless classified documents by former contractor Edward Snowden. De left the NSA last March for the private sector, returning to the Washington, D.C., office of … [Read more...] about 12 months of 10 Questions: Meet some of the fascinating lawyers we profiled in 2016

The plaintiff, Arthur “Terry” Newmyer, is the father of a kindergartner at the school, which has an annual tuition of $31,069 for students in lower grades, the Washington Examiner reports. According to the complaint, ABC News reports, the girl’s mother, Tara Newmyer, allegedly scheduled an appointment for counselor James Huntington to see her daughter. Tara Newmyer, a lawyer, and Huntington had an affair, according to the complaint, and during that time Huntington continued to treat her daughter. The action also alleges that the school knew about the affair, but did nothing about it. … [Read more...] about DC School Obama Daughters Attend Faces $10 Million Suit from Parent

The boy can be heard in the background of a neighbor’s 911 call saying, “Come as fast as they can. I shot my mom. I shot her with a gun.” CentralOhio.com describes the boy as “cherubic faced” and says he clutched a wad of tissues as his lawyer entered a plea that is the equivalent of “not guilty” in juvenile court. … [Read more...] about 10-Year-Old Ohio Boy Accused of Mom’s Shooting Death