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OA1193 - Could Tylenol sue RFK Jr. for libel? Does the pressure the FCC put on Disney/ABC to fire Jimmy Kimmel constitute a First Amendment violation? Is the Trump administration really going to charge rural hospitals $100,000 for the privilege of being able to hire foreign doctors? In today’s Rapid Response Friday we answer all of these recent patron questions and more, and Jenessa shares a personal footnote about her decision to voluntarily take the most specialized bar exam in the US legal system.
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The Campaign for Accountability’s bar complaint against FCC chairman Brendan Carr
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Restriction on Entry of Certain Nonimmigrant Workers, (Presidential Proclamation dated 9/20/2025)
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