Books 36, 37, and 38: the kick continues. As a lawyer, especially loved the trial and commentary on English justice in The Reverse of the Medal.

Books 39, 40 & 41: the level of detail from the Soviet spies files on JP2 in Weigel get a little tedious, but the second half was good. Glendon shoots straight when not telling stories. And I like the High Republic as a new angle on the Star Wars universe.

I agree with Anna M. Gomez: viewpoint diversity on the airwaves matters. But the best way to accomplish that is running stations well, not artificially capping the number of station owners. I explain for Breakfast Media: broadbandbreakfast.com/its-how-owners…

“Fair, unbiased, and fact-based reporting.” That’s the @fcc standard in the Skydance merger order. This is a big step forward to delivering on it.

Best of luck, Bari Weiss. Go forth and make CBS News great again!

The Jimmy Kimmel kerfluffle may be over, but the underlying problems of outrageous liberal bias on his show and across Hollywood remain. Conservatives cannot give up the fight for better broadcasting. I explain for WORLD: wng.org/opinions/it-wa…

A brief break from regularly scheduled programming to highlight the beauty of the Colorado State Capitol in Denver.

The Federal Circuit is considering an important case about the FCC’s power to award spectrum to companies and their right to use that spectrum, and to state a takings claim if another govt’t agency blocks them. My latest for National Interest: nationalinterest.org/blog/techland/…

Some lawyers are misusing the concept of jawboning to try and bludgeon @brendancarrfcc into backing down from his regulatory responsibilities. I explain for ⁦Breakfast Media⁩ why that’s wrong legally and bad policy… broadbandbreakfast.com/daniel-suhr-st…

As attorneys, we occupy special positions of trust, which creates special responsibilities, including for how we advertise. Too many trial lawyer ads push that line with misleading labels like "Medical Alert." I explain for RealClearHealth: realclearhealth.com/blog/2025/10/1…

Judge Benjamin Beaton on the US District Court in Kentucky has wrapped up a long-running saga over Louisville's regulation of wedding photographers with a strong defense of free speech. My take in WORLD: wng.org/opinions/justi…

Much of the criticism of Brendan Carr is really an attack on the FCC's public-interest mandate. However, the U.S. Supreme Court has upheld that standard many times and consistently declines to revisit it. I explain for University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School's The Regulatory Review: theregreview.org/2025/10/20/suh…

Judge Beaton's opinion ruling for Alliance Defending Freedom's wedding photographer client against the City of Louisville is a vindication of important First Amendment principles. I explain for WORLD's radio program: wng.org/podcasts/danie…

Honored to represent our clients in the Ohio Court of Appeals today to argue for fairness for victims of equity theft.

Just learned that my The Tuttle Twins course on leadership will be launching online soon. Very excited to share this with you -- I had a ton of fun teaching it, and I hope it's an encouragement and help to teens who follow the Twins' adventures!

Non-work tweet: an incredible fall day to climb the tower and walk the stations at Holy Hill.

At a time when President Trump is leading the world toward peace, the Communist Chinese are arresting Christian pastors with US ties in advance of the President's summit with Xi. Trump should see through this anti-American stunt. My latest for @wngdotorg: wng.org/opinions/china…

Isn’t Tammy Baldwin refusing to vote for a Wisconsin judicial nominee recommended by the bipartisan nominating commission, dare I say it — norm busting?

Looking forward to seeing all of @JimmyKimmel’s friends on Jane Seymour Fonda’s new Committee for the First Amendment condemn Biden DOJ/Jack Smith for going on a fishing expedition by subpoenaing records related to multiple media outlets. 🦗🦗🦗

I look forward to seeing American Bar Association stand up for lawyers’ right to represent clients without intimidation and investigation as Arctic Frost docs reveal numerous subpoenas targeting lawyers and law firms like Jones Day, Greenberg Traurig, Akin Gump, McGuireWoods, and Nelson Mullins.