* Supreme Court decides no one has standing to stop a president who wants to tear down a national monument and build on top of it all without congressional approval. [Balls and Strikes]
* HSF Kramer named in billion-dollar malpractice suit. [Bloomberg Law News]
* They convicted Tupac’s murderer. [Reuters]
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* Trump’s financial aid cap didn’t collapse law school admissions this cycle. Which either proves it wasn’t a big deal or law students are as irresponsible with their future finances as ever. [ABA Journal]
* State AGs say Amazon pocketed $20 billion through price manipulation. [Law360]
* Should the Purcell principle apply to federal election law changes? I mean, it won’t in this case because this is an election law change that Republicans want, but in theory. [One First]
* Lawsuit alleges airline outed gay couple to Saudi authorities. [Volokh Conspiracy]