At the end of November, Gillian Brockell, a video editor at the Washington Post, posted a short note to Twitter: “some sad personal news,” she wrote. Her son, who she was in the process of delivering, had died. She was devastated by the stillbirth, but wrote eloquently about her hope for the future while acknowledging that she was currently in a period of grief.
Elon Musk Settles With the SEC, Will Step Down as Tesla ChairmanEmbattled Tesla CEO Elon Musk has reached a settlement with the SEC over his misleading tweets about taking the company private, CNBC reports. Musk and Tesla will each pay a $20 million fine—about one tenth of one percent of … Read MoreThe Press, the President, and Enemy ConstructionTo listen to this episode of Amicus, use the player below:
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… Read MoreJudge Rules Democrats Can Sue Trump Over Potential Emoluments Violations From Hotel ProfitsLost among the all-consuming Brett Kavanaugh confirmation debate, a federal judge on Friday allowed a lawsuit against President Trump filed by 200 congressional Democrats, alleging the Trump Organization’s ongoing busine… Read MoreCristiano Ronaldo Accuser Speaks Publicly About Alleged 2009 Rape, Files Civil Suit in NevadaAn American woman who accused Cristiano Ronaldo of rape in 2009 is speaking publicly about the incident for the first time. In an interview with German publication Der Spiegel, Kathryn Mayorga details the alleged assault, whi… Read MoreThe White House Is Making Sure the Limited FBI Investigation Into Brett Kavanaugh’s Past Is Very, Very LimitedFollowing Senator Jeff Flake’s dramatic call for a week-long FBI investigation into sexual assault allegations against supreme court nominee Brett Kavanaugh, the entire nation speculated as to what shape that investigation mi… Read More
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