When Ronald S. Sullivan starts teaching his class at Harvard Law School each semester, he asks his students how many of them have been spread eagle over a police car. Every year, it's the same answer: Two or three black students and maybe one other person of color raises their hand.
Last month, Vanity Fair reported that Donald Trump was eyeing a plan to launch his own news organization. If Trump needed a model for this new media project, he might have found it in none other than Indiana Gov. Mike Pence, the man who may be his running mate.
Donald Trump's lawyers argued this week that his videotaped depositions in two cases alleging fraud at Trump University should not be made public because they would end up in political ads against him.