* Supreme Court authorizes Trump administration to begin racially profiling Latinos — and anyone authorities think looks Latino — in another shadow docket special. [The Nation]
* Review calls Amy Coney Barrett’s new book “studiously bland,” which perfectly captures the lane she’s cynically trying to claim for herself. [NY Times]
* State judge who ruled that Trump could continue his suit against the Pulitzer Prize for giving the award to reporting that he didn’t like now confirmed to the federal bench. [Reuters]
* The Biglaw firms who didn’t surrender are embracing Trump Media work. At least they’re getting paid for their time. [American Lawyer]
* Companies increasingly fear that federal worker cuts will end up compromising cybersecurity. [Bloomberg Law News]
* E. Jean Carroll award upheld on appeal. [Courthouse News Service]
* The end of an era as TaxProf Blog, a fixture of the legal blogging world for over 20 years, puts up his final post. [TaxProf Blog]
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