The final chapter: how AIPAC's legislative scorecard functions as a control mechanism over 535 members of Congress, turning 4 million individual donors into a coordinated enforcement machine — and wha...
The U.S. has vetoed 45+ UN Security Council resolutions protecting Israeli military operations. In December 2023, America stood alone: 13-1. The ceasefire resolution had near-unanimous global support....
The Foreign Agents Registration Act was designed to expose exactly what AIPAC does. In 1988, the DOJ investigated and walked away. In the 35 years since, AIPAC has grown from a mid-size lobby into a $...
Sheldon Adelson gave $20 million to Trump's super PAC with one explicit expectation: move the U.S. Embassy to Jerusalem. 18 months later, it happened — defying 70 years of policy, 128 nations, and the...
AIPAC spent $14.5 million to destroy Jamaal Bowman — the most ever spent by a single group on a House primary. Then $9 million more to eliminate Cori Bush. Two critics of U.S. weapons transfers gone. ...
On April 20, 2024, Congress voted to send $26.38 billion to Israel — no conditions, no oversight, no debate. Members who voted yes had received 7x more in AIPAC donations than those who called for a c...
AIPAC and its super PAC spent $126.9 million in the 2023–2024 cycle — the largest foreign-interest lobbying expenditure in American political history. This is Part 1 of a 7-part series mapping every d...
Courts continue to impose staggering sanctions on attorneys for AI-related errors. But this sudden enforcement surge isn't about protecting the legal record—it's a desperate act of institutional self-...
In 39 states, judges run for election and accept campaign contributions from the lawyers and corporations that appear before them. State supreme court spending has reached record levels. Studies show ...
The STOCK Act imposes a $200 fine for late disclosure of congressional stock trades. Members trade on classified information, sit on oversight committees of industries they hold stock in, and face no ...
AIPAC and its super PAC spent $126.9 million on the 2024 congressional elections — the largest single-lobby spending operation in American electoral history. It spent $14.5 million to defeat Rep. Jama...
Despite record-high tuition and crushing student debt, NALP and ABA data reveal a shrinking job market for new lawyers. With AI automating the entry-level work that traditionally justified hiring gree...
A confidential source with personal knowledge tells The Ethics Reporter that twice-disbarred attorney Tony Diab is involved in operating Everest Law PC — a Utah-registered debt-relief law firm that wa...
Tony Diab allegedly stole $250 million from 60,000 vulnerable consumers using a rented law license, then allegedly tried to hide the evidence in bankruptcy court. Three-plus years later: no criminal c...
When LPG's bankruptcy was filed, Tony Diab allegedly didn't stop — he transferred the firm's tens of thousands of active client accounts to secretly controlled 'alter ego' firms, diverting the revenue...
At its peak, Litigation Practice Group collected more than $15 million per month from tens of thousands of debt-relief clients. Tony Diab allegedly converted those receivables into a financial pyramid...
Tony Diab was disbarred twice — in Nevada and California — for stealing client money, forging a judge's signature, and fabricating court documents. Then he allegedly built a $282 million debt-relief l...
Six actionable lessons from the collapse of 777 Partners and the federal prosecution of Joshua Craig Wander: why prestige suppresses due diligence, why self-sufficiency claims are a red flag, what the...
The most instructive question the 777 Partners saga raises isn't whether Joshua Wander committed fraud — prosecutors will settle that. It's how the ethical lines in alternative finance become genuinel...
On October 16, 2025, the U.S. Department of Justice unsealed a federal indictment charging Joshua Wander with conspiracy and wire fraud in a $500 million scheme. The CFO had already flipped. The alleg...
The attempted acquisition of Everton FC was 777 Partners' most audacious gamble — and its most visible failure. When an Australian airline ran out of money and planes were repossessed, the entire illu...
777 Partners' sprawling sports empire — spanning clubs across Italy, France, Brazil, Belgium, and Spain — was partly funded by policyholder premium payments siphoned through a captive insurance compan...
Joshua Craig Wander built 777 Partners from a structured-settlement niche business into a global sports empire spanning three continents. By October 2025, he had been charged with conspiracy, wire fra...
The legal profession's aggressive crackdown on generative AI has nothing to do with protecting the public and everything to do with protecting its monopoly. By weaponizing ethics rules and imposing dr...
In the first quarter of 2026, U.S. courts imposed over $145,000 in sanctions on attorneys for AI-related errors. But this sudden enforcement surge isn't about protecting the legal record—it's a desper...
Despite record-high tuition and crushing student debt, NALP and ABA data reveal a shrinking job market for new lawyers. With AI automating the entry-level work that traditionally justified hiring gree...
The legal profession's aggressive crackdown on generative AI has nothing to do with protecting the public and everything to do with protecting its monopoly. By weaponizing ethics rules and imposing dr...
The legal profession's aggressive crackdown on generative AI has nothing to do with protecting the public and everything to do with protecting its monopoly. By weaponizing ethics rules and imposing dr...
Despite record-high tuition and crushing student debt, NALP and ABA data reveal a shrinking job market for new lawyers. With AI automating the entry-level work that traditionally justified hiring gree...
The legal profession is currently engaged in a spectacular display of institutional hypocrisy, and it is using the language of "ethics" as its weapon of choice. Across the country, judges are issuing ...