IN ‘WRONG’ MINORITY
Three Chinese parents in Brooklyn are expected to file a federal lawsuit today challenging a popular city-run tutoring program…
Read More →November 19, 2007
New York Post
July 16, 2007
New York Post
RACE-BIAS FLAP IN ELITE-HS TEST PREP
A free course offered by the city Department of Education to train students to ace admissions tests at elite public high schools like Stuyvesant and Brooklyn Tech has been quietly enforcing separate standards…
Read More →June 25, 2007
New York Post
August 31, 2006
The Washington Times
March 13, 1999
National Journal
Court to Congress: You can’t regulate everything
A March 5 federal appeals court ruling has propelled toward the Supreme Court a dispute that could have a major impact on the relative powers of Congress, the states, and the high court itself.
Read More →Case: U.S. v. Morrison
March 29, 1999
Wall Street Journal
Let the States do it, Not Washington
For the past decade the Supreme Court has been reviving an old but important idea: that the powers vested in the federal government are not unlimited.
Read More →Case: U.S. v. Morrison
December 1998
American Spectator
August 28, 1998
Detroit Free Press
The Men Who Would End Affirmative Action
When, in 1994, Michael Greve and Michael McDonald wanted to make a point about politically correct speech, they successfully defended …
Read More →February 20, 1998
The Washington Post
D.C. Public Interest Law Firm Puts Affirmative Action on Trial
Michael Greve stages lawsuits as if they were theatrical productions, so when he began a legal assault on affirmative action…
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