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• Select THE NATIONAL GUARD IN TITLE 32 STATUS: HOW THE EXECUTIVE'S POWER BECOMES A CITY'S CRISIS.

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  THE NATIONAL GUARD IN TITLE 32 STATUS: HOW THE EXECUTIVE'S POWER BECOMES A CITY'S CRISIS.

  Author:Kevin WinnieFrom:Fordham Urban Law Journal (Vol. 48, Issue 5)

  Oct. 202117,399 words Article 1950LINTRODUCTION On January 6, 2021, the United States Capitol was breached and invaded for the first time since the British set the building ablaze during the War of 1812. (1) As far-right protesters raided and desecrated...
• Select Answering the Call: School librarians are uniquely equipped to address the tenor of the times

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  Answering the Call: School librarians are uniquely equipped to address the tenor of the times

  Author:Kara YorioFrom:School Library Journal (Vol. 67, Issue 2)

  Feb. 20211,421 words Article 1170LAs Kathy Carroll watched the January 6 attack on the Capitol "in total disbelief." The American Association of School Librarians (AASL) president knew she needed to say something, that she wanted to say something,...
• Select How Do We Talk to Foreign Audiences After Trump's Subversion?

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  How Do We Talk to Foreign Audiences After Trump's Subversion?

  Author:Ken MoskowitzFrom:American Diplomacy

  Feb. 20211,315 words Article 1490LTitle: How Do We Talk to Foreign Audiences After Trump's Subversion? Author: Ken Moskowitz Text: When I was the U.S. Embassy press officer in Kyiv, Ukraine in the late 1990s, the public affairs section sponsored...
• Select WHERE'S RUDY?

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  WHERE'S RUDY?

  Author:James MoliternoFrom:Loyola Law Review (Vol. 67, Issue 2)

  Spring 202118,835 words Article 2000LINTRODUCTION On January 6, 2021, a mob of Donald Trump supporters attacked the U.S. Capitol and terrorized the joint session of the Senate and House of Representatives as they were engaged in the constitutional process...
• Select January 6, 2021: As an Historical Fact, and not a Romanticized Fiction.

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  January 6, 2021: As an Historical Fact, and not a Romanticized Fiction.

  Author:Cornelius GilbertFrom:Diverse Issues in Higher Education (Vol. 38, Issue 19)

  Feb. 3, 2022739 words Article 1260LToward the end of 2021, Fox News host Howard Kurtz authored an article tided "The Capitol Riot and Revisionist History: The Battle Over the Jan. 6 Legacy." Kurtz's title captures a very important battle in the conflict...
• Select Cell Phones, Social Media, and the Capitol Insurrection.

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  Cell Phones, Social Media, and the Capitol Insurrection.

  Author:Herbert B. DixonFrom:Judges Journal (Vol. 60, Issue 2)

  Spring 20212,348 words Article 1550LLast year in an article about an investigation by the New York Times of cell site location data received from an unnamed source, I wrote "[I]f your cell phone is turned on, someone, somewhere, is collecting information...
• Select Wanted: Informed Patriots: The January riot on Capitol Hill was a shocking example of civic ignorance and disrespect--and proof that our schools must teach civics again.

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  Wanted: Informed Patriots: The January riot on Capitol Hill was a shocking example of civic ignorance and disrespect--and proof that our schools must teach civics again.

  Author:David DavenportFrom:Hoover Digest (Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Spring 2021675 words Article 1330LThe United States suffers from a pandemic of civic ignorance and a deep deficit of civic respect. Only one in three Americans can pass the civics portion of the US citizenship test. A mere 24 percent of eighth-graders...
• Select Democracy's Thorn The Mob and the Voice of the People.

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  Democracy's Thorn The Mob and the Voice of the People.

  Author:Nancy IsenbergFrom:The Hedgehog Review (Vol. 23, Issue 2) Peer-Reviewed

  Summer 20215,534 words Report 1280LON JANUARY 6, 2021, THOUSANDS OF Donald Trump's supporters marched from a rally at the National Mall to the US Capitol. Roughly 800 members of that throng breached the inadequately protected building, some invading the...
• Select DEADLY DELUSIONS.

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  DEADLY DELUSIONS.

  From:Skeptic (Altadena, CA) (Vol. 26, Issue 1)

  Wntr 2021860 words Viewpoint essay 1080LAs I write this story, the world is struggling to fight COVID 19--the worst pandemic in a century. This coronavirus has killed more people in the United States than any other nation on Earth. Almost a half million...
• Select Fix the Electoral Count Act: A nonpartisan reform could render the counting of votes in the Electoral College simple, straightforward, transparent-and uncontroversial. How to avoid another January 6.

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  Fix the Electoral Count Act: A nonpartisan reform could render the counting of votes in the Electoral College simple, straightforward, transparent-and uncontroversial. How to avoid another January 6.

  Authors:Edward B. Foley, Michael W. FoleyMcConnell, Richard H. Pildes, and Bradley SmithFrom:Hoover DigestPeer-Reviewed

  Spring 2022881 words Article 1450LWe are scholars of election law who span the ideological spectrum but agree on two fundamental principles to help avert potential political upheaval in the aftermath of the 2024 presidential election. First, to avoid a...
• Select Support and Defend: Why the Military Must Train Service Members in the Constitution.

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  Support and Defend: Why the Military Must Train Service Members in the Constitution.

  Author:Alexander G. DouvasFrom:Army Lawyer (Issue 1)

  Jan-Feb 20211,829 words Article 1680LThe violent assault on the U.S. Capitol in January 2021 was a shocking and disgraceful spectacle. This horrendous act resulted in the first breach of the Capitol since the War of 1812, (1) and, in addition to a tragic...
• Select TRAPPED INTRUMP'S ANGRY TIDE: One year on, colleges still face attacks the former president helped inspire.

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  TRAPPED INTRUMP'S ANGRY TIDE: One year on, colleges still face attacks the former president helped inspire.

  Author:Jack StriplingFrom:The Chronicle of Higher Education (Vol. 68, Issue 11)

  Feb. 4, 20223,560 words Article 1350LA COUPLE OF WEEKS after a mob of Donald J. Trump's supporters stormed the nation's Capitol, Cathy Cox, then dean of Mercer University's law school, convened a group of students on a Zoom call for what she described as a...