Supreme Court Securities Fraud Ruling: When Profits Must Be Returned
Dr. David D. Schein examines a Supreme Court securities fraud ruling and what it means for accountability, business risk, and profits tied to unlawful conduct.
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Supreme Court Rules: Arbitration Doesn’t End Federal Court Power
Dr. David D. Schein explains a Supreme Court arbitration ruling and why federal court authority still matters when disputes move into arbitration.
Trump Rolls Back Biden Trucking Rules: Your Grocery Bill Could Feel It
Changes to federal truck-emissions requirements may reduce compliance pressure for carriers, but the effect on freight costs, vehicle reliability, air quality, and consumer prices will depend on implementation.
Graham Platner Scandal: Did Democrats Ignore Their Own Standards?
The Graham Platner controversy raises a broader question about whether political parties apply the same standards to allies and opponents when serious allegations become public.
H-1B Hiring and U.S. Layoffs: Immigration, Jobs, and the Economy
Dr. David D. Schein examines H-1B hiring concerns and asks what visa policy means for American workers, employers, and public trust.
Dr. David D. Schein: Author, Professor, and Host of Dr. Dave Saves America
This introductory episode presents Dr. David D. Schein and the perspective behind DDSA’s commentary on politics, public policy, business, and American life.
Charlie Kirk Case: Why Is the Justice Process Taking So Long?
Dr. David D. Schein examines the Charlie Kirk case ten months later and asks why the justice process still feels stalled for Americans watching the courts.
Debbie Ausburn Interview: Foster Care, Child Safety, and Public Policy
Dr. David D. Schein speaks with Debbie Ausburn about foster care, child safety, and the public responsibilities involved in protecting vulnerable children.
Charlie Kirk Murder Case: What the Preliminary Hearing Must Prove
Dr. David D. Schein explains why a preliminary hearing matters in the Charlie Kirk murder case and what the court must evaluate before the case can move forward.
Starbucks Union Fight: Why the Fired Worker Didn’t Automatically Come Back
Dr. David D. Schein examines the Starbucks union dispute and explains why workplace rulings do not always produce automatic reinstatement for fired workers.
Week 28: Supreme Court Shocks, NYC Control, the Economy & Cancer Blood Tests
Week 28 connects mixed Supreme Court rulings, New York City rent policy, household economic pressure, Kroger’s refrigeration settlement, and the promise and limits of cancer blood tests.
Ken W. Good: When Bail Reform Puts Innocent People at Risk
Dr. David D. Schein examines bail reform through the Ken W. Good case and asks how public safety, personal liberty, and court accountability should be balanced.