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Paul Caron

  • Editor, TaxProf Blog
  • Dean and Professor of Law, Pepperdine University Rick J. Caruso School of Law
Malibu
As seen in: TaxProf Blog, PropertyCasualty360, BusinessWest
TaxProf Blog: The #1 tax and legal education blog on the Internet. Dean and Tax Professor at Pepperdine Caruso Law School
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JD Vance & Barak Obama: Community, Heritage & Faith

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By Paul Caron
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Washington Post Op-Ed: JD Vance Makes the Case for a More Christian America, by Matthew Schmitz (Religion Editor, Washington Post) In a divided America, JD Vance sees Christianity as a unifying force. His new memoir, “Communion,” blames secularism for social strife and proposes faith as the solution. The book is not just a conversion narrative; it is an argument that a more Christian America would also be a more peaceful and tolerant one.
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Blessed Are the Trillionaires . . .

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By Paul Caron
| aals.org
Christianity Today: Love Thy Trillionaires, by Luke Simon: Last month, Elon Musk became the first trillionaire in recorded history. A trillion requires imagination. It approaches a quarter of total US federal tax revenue. It exceeds the combined net worth of Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, and Jeff Bezos. According to Oxfam, it surpasses the total wealth of the poorest 46 percent of humanity. Money at this magnitude does more than stretch our math; it forces a moral question.
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Projected 2027-28 U.S. News Law School Rankings: Overall

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By Paul Caron
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In this post, I project next year’s 2027-28 U.S. News law school rankings using the current 2026-27 methodology.
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