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Posted by Leslie Eastman on December 30, 2019 6 Comments
As we prepare to enter the new millennium's version of the "Roaring 20's," here is a fun look at my top posts on the various topics I normally cover for Legal Insurrection.

Posted by Stacey Matthews on December 26, 2019 10 Comments
In the spirit of Christmas and the joyful traditions that come with it, I’m going to veer in a non–political direction with some thoughts on what I’m thankful for this holiday season.

Posted by Kemberlee Kaye on December 20, 2019 37 Comments
It's been over two weeks since I last provided an update on Baby Walt, our family's newest addition. Baby Walt was born November 24 via emergency c-section. Shortly after his birth, he was diagnosed with a rare heart condition and life lifted to Houston’s Medical Center where he’s been since.
It's been less than a month, but it feels like a year has passed since Walt was born. Time has slowed to a snail's pace, which is probably why Walt's recovery, when placed in real time, is nothing short of amazing.

Posted by Kemberlee Kaye on December 02, 2019 27 Comments
The last several days have been the hardest I’ve faced; we’ve faced. Ever. Yet through it all, the Lord has been faithful in ways I never imagined possible. Baby Walt was born November 24 via emergency c-section. Shortly after his birth, he was diagnosed with a rare heart condition and life lifted to Houston's Medical Center where he's been since.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on November 26, 2019 41 Comments
On Sunday morning, November 24, Walter Canon, son of Kemberlee Kaye and her husband Jeff, entered the world at 9 lbs. 8 oz. He joins his two big sisters, who have been anxiously awaiting his arrival. Walt was born with a congenital heart problem, and is being cared for by doctors and nurses at a Houston children's hospital.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on August 26, 2019 11 Comments
We always have had a "Reply" function in the comment section on the desktop version of Legal Insurrection. Now we have it on the mobile version.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on July 30, 2019 35 Comments
On July 30, 2014, Kemberlee Kaye did her first post for Legal Insurrection, about failed border policy. Over 2000 posts later, she's still here. Kemberlee quickly carved out a niche of covering cultural (war) issues, particularly in defense of dads, and against political correctness and pseudo science:

Posted by Leslie Eastman on December 29, 2018 6 Comments
The news cycle in 2018 has been a Fujita Scale 5 cyclone. So I thought the most appropriate posts to feature would be those covering instances when the political winds blew back onto green justice warriors this year.

Posted by Leslie Eastman on October 20, 2018 10 Comments
Legal Insurrection readers may recall that my son is participating in the Serra High Navy Junior Reserve Officers Training Corps (NJROTC), and many kindly contributed to the annual fundraiser. The unit is now in the midst of the 2018 fundraiser, and I would like to ask for your support again. If you wish to contribute, please click HERE, and you will find the Vertical Rise site from which to make your much appreciated contribution.

Posted by William A. Jacobson on October 05, 2018 83 Comments
I'm taking nothing for granted on the Kavanaugh confirmation vote Saturday, October 6, 2018.  Voting time is in flux, could be as early as 3 p.m. Eastern or as late as 5 p.m. We will have live coverage. While it appears Kavanaugh will be confirmed now that Flake, Collins and Manchin are Yes votes, it's ain't over until it's over. Will they still be Yes tomorrow afternoon?

Posted by William A. Jacobson on September 15, 2018 8 Comments
The Algemeiner "was founded in 1972 by famed journalist Gershon Jacobson as Der Algemeiner Journal and was originally published in Yiddish." It's now one of a core of "Jewish" publications, but unlike some leftist publications like The Forward, it's more moderate in its politics. We often link to Israel and BDS-related stories that run in The Algemeiner. In that regard, there's an overlap with our coverage of those issues.
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