Reflecting, first, on the Rule of Law overseas—including the abidingtradition of the United Kingdom to support and, at least in part, serve undera monarch (as witnessed in the coronation of King Charles III), long rejectedby our nation’s founding fathers in favor of what was, 234 years ago, acompletely novel form of checks and balances among […]

In another invocation of our (occasional special) segment entitled“Undiscovered Justice,” stories of our times at the intersection of popularmusic, intellectual property, and judicial intervention—examining the civilcourt action brought by the estate of the late, great song stylist Marvin Gayeagainst current popular musician Ed Sheeran, based on allegations that thelatter stole a core series of musical […]

In the first hour, an omnibus sweep of the great flurry of news stories in the arenas of law enforcement, judicial activity, and the delivery (however imperfect) of justice in America—beginning with the start of the Tree of Life Synagogue hate crimes trial in Pittsburgh, effectively assigned to the jury the decision of whether the […]

Following a return to our now-traditional “What Happened Today in (Often Ruleof Law-Related) History,” examination and explanation of the just-issued decisionby the United States Supreme Court, effectively reversing (if only for now) thefindings of lower federal courts removing access to the abortion and miscarriagedrug, mifepristone. Discussion of what is next in this continuing post-Dobbs v.Reproductive […]

At a time of inter-faith observance of Ramadan, Passover, and Easter among ourfellow Muslim, Jewish, and Christian residents, respectively, another broadcast on“Undiscovered Justice”—this time, focusing on the celebration of Vaisakhi bymembers of Sikh congregations throughout our state, nation, and world. Adescription of the historical development of the 500-year-old faith, nowcommemorating both the community harvest and […]