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Kimberly Wehle

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Will the justices give military contractors a free pass?

By: Kimberly Wehle

On Monday, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments in Hencely v. Fluor Corporation, a case that asks whether private military contractors can be held liable in state court for negligence and other v…

The Hill

We need a new constitution — look to Germany for an example

By: Kimberly Wehle

America must reconstruct the constitutional order to ensure that democracy can never again democratically vote itself out of existence.

The Atlantic

The Crumbleys Are Being Scapegoated for America’s Gun Failures

A society that has refused to regulate guns is now punishing parents for not doing so on their own at home.

The Atlantic

The Colorado Supreme Court Decision Is True Originalism

And that should theoretically appeal to the Supreme Court’s conservative justices.

The Atlantic

Trump Can’t Hide His Utter Disdain for the Rule of Law

The former president’s testimony in a New York courtroom was a sad spectacle for the country.

The Hill

Why Biden didn’t release the Epstein files — but maybe should have

By: Kimberly Wehle

Did Biden also have the authority to release the file or not? Should he have wielded it or not? The answer is a bit of both.

MSN

Opinion: Why Biden didn't release the Epstein files — but maybe should have

By: Kimberly Wehle

Kimberly Wehle, opinion contributor In December, former Vice President Kamala Harris told late-night host Jimmy Kimmel why the Biden

MSN

Opinion: What the Anthropic blow-up says about constitutional rights in an era of AI

By: Kimberly Wehle

Last Friday, President Trump announced on Truth Social that he was ordering U.S. government agencies to “immediately cease” using “Anthropic's products,” including its chatbot Claude.

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