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Trump Indictment Keeps NY Safe for Accountants

Wall Street Journal

At long last, the nation’s most notorious falsifier of business records, the outlaw who has for years terrorized helpless accountants and hapless election regulators with a merciless campaign of bookkeeping irregularities and infringements of campaign finance laws, faces justice. The reign of terror of this cruel violator of auditing norms will soon be at an end.

DEI at Law Schools Could Bring Down America

Wall Street Journal

Wokeness, or what used to be called political correctness, once seemed merely harebrained. The common view was that undergraduates would outgrow it once they faced the rigors of the real world. You seldom hear that anymore, as those ideas have run amok in culture- and economy-defining institutions ranging from news organizations and local governments to professional societies and corporate boardrooms.

Dominion’s Weak Case Against Fox

Wall Street Journal

William Barr: Blinded by resentment at Fox’s success as an alternative media voice, many media organizations offered a distorted narrative—largely parroting Dominion’s spin—that the disclosures doom Fox’s legal defense. A ruling against Fox would be a major blow to media freedoms, subjecting news outlets to possible outsize liabilities whenever they report on newsworthy allegations that turn out to be false.

The Trump Grand Jury and the Age of Unseriousness

Wall Street Journal

The woman into whose hands some lawyer (and her peers) placed the potential liberty of a former president, and perhaps the stability of the republic itself, spent last week giddily skipping from television studio to newspaper office sharing the sober deliberations of a secret judicial process like a fluttery teenager dishing the dirt on the saucy goings-on at last night’s junior prom.