THE ARCHIVE

Everything we’ve covered since 2020

Weekly Roundups, The Rabbit Hole, and everything in between.

#158: The Existential Crisis of Being A Lawyer.

This week, federal judges approved lawyers who were not lawyers and disapproved of lawyers saying they are lawyers. Meanwhile, we’re just happy to exist. Plus: Government bribery, Apology letters, and Snapchat hack.

Jan 9, 2026

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11 min read

The Rabbit Hole: A Texas Criminal Case Tests a Decades-Old Statute

Prosecutors feverishly worked over the holidays to try to keep a Texas teenager in jail after a judge dismissed the case.

Jan 4, 2026

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13 min read

#157: Who owns Insta?

Meta files a cease and desist. Plus: Live turtles, a nativity scene, Whitney Houston AI, threats galore, and Flock lawsuit.

Jan 2, 2026

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9 min read

The Rabbit Hole: A Persistent Plaintiff

Tavia Wagner has filed 350 lawsuits in Florida over Americans with Disabilities Act violations. Our reporter Gabrielle Russon attempts to figure out why.

Dec 21, 2025

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13 min read

#156: Wifi Jammers, Drones, & Crypto Kidnapping

One Miami case brings it all together. Plus: a bad trip, James O'Keefe sued, Bill Maher deposition, Detroit elites are the worst, ATM hacks, and can you recuse every prosecutor in America?

Dec 19, 2025

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12 min read

The Rabbit Hole: He Was Indicted For Dealing Drugs, But Then The Govt Shut Down

In a rare decision, a federal judge dismissed a criminal case for lack of funding. What it reveals about the precarious state of court-appointed criminal defense in the U.S. courts.

Dec 14, 2025

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11 min read

#155: FIFA Receives DOJ’s Hand of God

A corruption case ends “in the interest of justice.” Plus: MAGA burgers, Ethan Klein, Tiffany Fong impersonator, Antifa, Laura Loomer and...Fish Games?

Dec 12, 2025

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10 min read

The Rabbit Hole: FBI’s Most Wanted Faces Charges in Virginia

Ahmad Al Agha, one of the purported leaders of the hacker group, Syrian Electronic Army, appeared in federal court last month after being pursued by the law enforcement for eleven years.

Dec 7, 2025

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9 min read