When Disinformation Drives Detention, Law Schools Must Defend Truth and Due Process. It began, as these things often do, with a rumor: that a university had disclosed a graduate student’s records to immigration authorities. The student, a protest participant, was suddenly detained. The university president—newly appointed, a woman, and operating within strict legal boundaries—said little.…

Q: Do you pay authors? A: No, ChatGPT (OpenAI) does not pay authors whose works may have been included in the training data for models like mine. OpenAI has stated that its models are trained on a mixture of licensed data, publicly available data, and data used with permission. However, many works on the internet…

In the United States, every individual has the right to watch the news, use public media, and live peacefully in their neighborhood without fear of surveillance, harassment, or manipulation. These rights are not conditional. They are protected under the Constitution, federal communications law, privacy law, and international human rights instruments. Yet today, I raise serious…

It is deeply troubling—and morally indefensible—that any individual would participate in the public shaming of another person based on beauty, physical features, or perceived attractiveness. To engage in such conduct, particularly through social media or other public channels, reflects a profound abuse of privilege and platform. As a woman, a mother, and a professional, I…

What about that dash …? We tend to trust our vehicles. We assume that if something were dangerously wrong, a warning light would flash. A sensor would alert us. A technician would catch it during routine service. But what if the most pressing warning system is your own body? The Invisible Weight Inside the Cabin…