- Ian
Millhiser is an
American legal journalist and
senior correspondent for Vox. He
previously wrote for
ThinkProgress as a
columnist and
worked as a senior...
-
Marlys Joy
Millhiser (May 27, 1938 –
April 20, 2017) was an
American author of
mysteries (the
Charlie Greene series) and
horror novels,
including her...
- committee; and $450,000 to a fund set up to
build the
Clinton library.
Millhiser, Ian (June 1, 2010). "Executive
Privilege 101".
Center for
American Progress...
- New York City.
Founded in 2007, the duo
consisted of Nick
Millhiser and Alex Frankel.
Millhiser and
Frankel both grew up on the
Upper West Side of New York...
-
stated they
would watch Court proceedings if they were televised. Ian
Millhiser of Vox
speculates that the decades-long
decline in
cases heard could be...
-
National Archives and
Records Administration.
Retrieved December 5, 2012.
Millhiser, Ian (July 29, 2024). "Biden's new
Supreme Court reform proposals are...
- on
teachers reading LGBT books,
could amount to a ban nonetheless. Ian
Millhiser compared a
ruling in
favor of the plaintiff's to a
national "Don't Say...
-
fantasy novel by
Marlys Millhiser,
about unwilling time-travel
involving an evil
antique mirror with
unclear gl****. This was
Millhiser's most po****r novel...
- versions. Some critics, such as Yale Law
Professor Christina Rodríguez, Ian
Millhiser, and Jan-Werner Müller,
disagree with the
Unitary Executive Theory on...
-
amounts of
federal funding when
compared to
voters from
larger states. Ian
Millhiser argues that the
points made in
favor of the
status quo do not hold up...
