* SCOTUSBlog founder Tom Goldstein’s sentencing set for today. Anyone want action on what he gets? [Reuters]
* Plaintiff hired spies to extract intel about defendant’s case from Biglaw partner. This James Bond reboot sucks. [Roll on Friday]
* DOJ gives up effort to force journalists to testify about reporting on the security problems with the new Air Force One that literally everyone knew existed. [NY Times]
* Government imposing more tariffs. [Law360]
* Supreme Court critics said the Grants Pass decision would inflict needless suffering on already vulnerable people, but it’s been two years and… those critics were absolutely right. [Balls and Strikes]
* DOJ to fast-track mergers by gutting antitrust division’s initial information requests. [Bloomberg]
* Europe slaps $1 billion antitrust fine on Google. This may be confusing to American audiences, but it really is possible to punish anticompetitive behavior. [AP News]
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