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Judicial Retirement Rule Survives
New York’s highest court just told the judiciary’s elder statesmen: the age clock still runs. Retired Judge John Leventhal and the Aidala Bertuna & Kamins team brought a sharp Equal Rights Amendment argument to Albany. If the Constitution now protects against age discrimination, they said, how can it still force judges out because of age?…
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The Complaint He Never Saw
Frank Rose was trusted with America’s nuclear secrets, but not trusted with the secret accusation that ended his career. The former second-ranking official at the National Nuclear Security Administration says the Department of Energy pushed him out after an anonymous sexual-harassment allegation he was never allowed to see, answer, or confront. He asked four times…
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Bombadiko’s FIFA Prophecy Continues
Egypt’s 3-1 comeback victory over New Zealand was more than a World Cup result. It was another flare shot into the night sky from African football. The Pharaohs looked sluggish early, fell behind, absorbed the pressure, and then detonated in the second half with the confidence, technical quality, and attacking violence that former African players…
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Forbes’ Radovan Vítek Problem
Forbes says Radovan Vítek is worth $7.2 billion. But the numbers behind CPI Property Group tell a darker story. CPI claims more than €20 billion in assets against roughly €13 billion in debt, yet short-seller Muddy Waters has challenged key appraisals, ratings agencies have pushed CPI into junk territory, and borrowing costs have surged. This…
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The Man in the Cage
Philip Kenner’s case is no longer only a prison reform story, a First Step Act story, or a Bureau of Prisons failure story. It is a survival story. In new federal filings, Kenner paints a brutal picture of a cancer patient trapped inside a medical bureaucracy where every delayed diagnostic test, every postponed specialist appointment,…
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FIFA’s Giants On Notice: Bombadiko
The World Cup’s old guard is still standing, but it is getting shoved around. Morocco, Cabo Verde, and the Democratic Republic of Congo are not cute underdog stories waiting for applause from FIFA’s aristocracy. They are disciplined, physical, organized teams forcing giants to actually play. Cabo Verde frustrated Spain. Morocco backed up its reputation. Congo…




















