- On Jeffrey Rosen's "Blessings of Liberty" podcast Jed Shugerman and Ilan Wurman discuss the historical arguments underlying Trump v. Barbara and Trump v. Slaughter. Also, Reva Siegel says that Trump v. Barbara "shows popular constitutionalism in action" (Slate).
- A report of the conferral by the University of Edinburgh conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws honoris causa upon Jean-Louis Halpérin, “Professor Emeritus at the École Normale Supérieure (rue d’Ulm, Paris) and a most distinguished legal historian of international reputation” (Edinburgh Legal History Blog).
- In the latest episode of Breaking History," the podcast of the Supreme Court Historical Society, "Brad Snyder interviews New York Times reporter Clay Risen about his new book Red Scare: Blacklists, McCarthyism, and the Making of Modern America" (SCHS).
- A CFP for an on-line workshop on for scholars of American Political Development.
- Jane E. Calvert and Jonathan Gienapp on John Dickinson’s secret effort to prevent the American Revolution (Law & Liberty).
- ICYMI: David Blight's congressional testimony in defense of the Smithsonian (YouTube). W. Caleb McDaniel on Why Regional Branches of the National Archives Matter. A display on the Master of the Rolls at the UK National Archives (CTJ). Bruen’s history-and-tradition test after Wolford v. Lopez (SCOTUSblog). Reactions to the Supreme Court of Ohio's "Story of America: This Day in History” (CNO). More on that exhibit on Arkansas's constitutional history (KUAF). The Delaware Supreme Court Turns 75 (DPM)
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