2006 criminal case in Durham, North Carolina, United States
Editors at National Review Online place recent revelations about the 2006 Duke lacrosse scandal in perspective. Slowly and quite reluctantly, Democratic political operatives are coming around to the notion that…
Victor Davis Hanson argues at National Review Online that Capitol Hill is beginning to resemble the campus quad. The polarizing atmosphere of the university has now spread to Congress. During…
Scott Greer of the Daily Caller explores the controversy surrounding “fake news.” What is clear is that left-leaning journalists and commentators are more sure than ever that fake news was…
Ten years have passed since the false rape accusations that created turmoil for the Duke University men’s lacrosse team and the Duke campus in general. KC Johnson revisits the case…
A unanimous three-judge panel of the N.C. Court of Appeals has found no error in the second-degree murder conviction of Crystal Gail Mangum, best known as the woman who falsely…
Thomas Sowell explains in his latest column at Human Events why he’s not interested in letting academics and members of the media decide matters of law. What could possibly have…
Brooklyn College history professor KC Johnson took an interest in the Duke lacrosse case in 2006, following the revolting Group of 88 campaign of sentence first, trial afterwards. He began…
Thomas Sowell has been around long enough not to have to worry about violating basic tenets of political correctness, as evidenced by his latest column. I am so old that…
In the spring of 2006 the Duke lacrosse program was front-page and major-network news almost daily, for reasons we all remember. After the notorious party on N. Buchanan Blvd., the…
Four Duke lacrosse players made big marks on Major League Lacrosse this year. Three of them were the object of the “progressive” pot-bangers of Trinity Park back in 2006 when…
Misleading DNA analysis in the infamous 2006 “Duke lacrosse rape case” cost Brian Meehan his job with DNA Security. This morning, a unanimous three-judge panel of the N.C. Court of…
Michael Barone diverts his eyes briefly from the 2012 presidential campaign to focus his latest Washington Examiner column on a critical issue involving college campuses. These reflections are inspired by…