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David Cole
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Contributor, New York Review of Books
Washington
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Business , People Stories , Features , Local News , Local Government
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By David Cole, Amrit Singh Verified| The Guardian Verified If you are systematically engaged in lawbreaking, lawyers can be very annoying. They sue, and their suits may lead courts to declare your actions illegal. So Donald Trump, who has launched his second term with a blizzard of blatantly illegal actions, many of which have been suspended by the courts, has decided to address the problem at its root. He’s targeting lawyers, punishing them for doing nothing more than filing lawsuits he opposes, or hiring lawyers he does not like.
By David Cole| New York Review of Books Verified For much of the last fifty years, academic freedom has been, you might say, academic. Its central principle—that politicians have no authority to censor the teaching, research, and writing of professors in the nation’s universities—was so well accepted that it was rarely even tested. No more. Academic freedom today is under attack in ways the country has not seen since the cold war. Yet at the very moment it is most needed, universities seem reluctant to defend it.
By David Cole, Amrit Singh Verified| The Guardian Verified If you are systematically engaged in lawbreaking, lawyers can be very annoying. They sue, and their suits may lead courts to declare your actions illegal. So Donald Trump, who has launched his second term with a blizzard of blatantly illegal actions, many of which have been suspended by the courts, has decided to address the problem at its root. He’s targeting lawyers, punishing them for doing nothing more than filing lawsuits he opposes, or hiring lawyers he does not like.
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New York Review of Books
The New York Review of Books is a distinguished literary magazine and publishing enterprise established in 1963. Founded by Robert B. Silvers, Barbara Epstein, A. Whitney Ellsworth, and Elizabeth Hardwick, it arose in response to a perceived decline in rigorous book reviewing. The magazine is published bimonthly and features essays, reviews, and commentary on literature, politics, science, and the arts, quickly gaining a reputation for its intellectual depth. In addition to the magazine, the New York Review Books imprint was launched in 1999 to revive out-of-print classics and curate new collections. It includes various imprints such as NYRB Classics, NYRB Collections, and NYRB Poets, covering genres from fiction and poetry to children's literature and graphic novels. The company partners with Penguin Random House Publisher Services for global distribution, aiming to preserve and promote unique literary works. With a legacy of over 60 years, it serves a diverse audience, including academics, general readers, and publishers.
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Founded: 1963