
Justice Barrett writing style shows how to slay ‘zombie nouns’
Justice Barrett’s opinion in an elections case highlights how vivid verbs and clear subjects can animate legal writing, in contrast to older noun-heavy rulings.

Justice Barrett’s opinion in an elections case highlights how vivid verbs and clear subjects can animate legal writing, in contrast to older noun-heavy rulings.

A federal judge temporarily blocked Big Bend border wall construction across the Texas sector, citing likely harm as lawsuits proceed over waivers and impacts.

Karl Rove says Paxton loses his Senate bid if he avoids a debate with Democrat James Talarico, urging the Texas attorney general to face voters on stage.

Paris Fashion Week delivered gold-drenched glamour, daring underwear-as-outerwear, and couture technique for everyday wear, even as the industry faces headwinds.

Veterans and Democratic lawmakers rallied in Washington against the proposed 250-foot Trump arch near Arlington National Cemetery, citing cost, safety and a rushed approval process.

With federal standards weakened, California’s vehicle emissions program has become the de facto floor for automakers, even as it faces mounting legal attacks.

Cerebras shares tumbled to a post-IPO low after reports OpenAI is using Nvidia GPUs for a key mode, while insider lockups expired and more shares hit the market.

Week 4 NFL odds feature Colts-Commanders in London and several divisional showdowns. A proven model ran 10,000 simulations to deliver picks for every game.

Benny Johnson is being sued for defamation by two protesters who say he falsely labeled them terrorists after an ICE facility arrest in Illinois.

A writer reflects on what it feels like to become institutionalized, describing fear of everyday changes and comfort in rigid structure.

Anaheim Mayor Ashleigh Aitken is accused by her chief of staff of intoxication, racial slurs and harassment. The city says an investigation is expected.

Phoenix heat-related deaths are up 76% from last year, with 275 confirmed and more than 500 under investigation amid an earlier, more intense heat season.
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