After weeks of bluster and threats, Christopher Ambrose finally emailed me the file-stamped First Amended Complaint in his defamation lawsuit against me and asked me to sign a waiver form.

Still No Rule 4(d)

A federal civil lawsuit in Washington, D.C. centers on a claim that a series of sexual assaults caused a woman’s cancer. Now, the accused man – a wealthy, retired CEO – is suing her for defamation, claiming her story is an elaborate lie crafted to extort him.

A paragraph I wrote about Keith Raniere and NXIVM drew the wrath of an anonymous reader, whom I call Mr. Anonymous,

Just a week before he died, in a YouTube video titled ‘HUGE Epstein BOMBSHELL!…’, Kirk used the Jerry Sandusky case as a cautionary tale.

One record is a four-page affidavit from an employee detailing a violent sexual assault. The other is a 1.5-page memo authored by her superiors—Public Advocate Letitia James’s Senior Aide, Laura Acosta, and legal counsel, Jennifer Levy—that recasts the same event as a case of a misplaced purse.

Richard Luthmann has taken up the cause of Petra Starke, the woman with cancer who was ejected from a United Airlines Flight because she apparently offended a flight attendant who did not want to give up her seat, which he was using to charge his phone.

He is Suing Me

Christopher Ambrose is suing me. Again. In federal court for defamation. I have written a number of stories about him. He has sued a number of others.

For nearly 11 years, her account has drawn little traction.

TikTok influencer Danesh Noshirvan, a self-styled “accountability” crusader to his millions of followers, is now the target of accountability himself—facing a court rebuke of his lawyer, a post-order bid for nearly $100,000 in fees and costs in federal court sanctions, and a Texas grand jury investi

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Connecticut Governor Ned Lamont did something rare for a politician: he admitted the system is fallible. He issued a formal proclamation that admits the system is fallible.

A reader, Wehrmacht Sturm, asked the following question:

Today is Keith Raniere’s birthday. He turned 65, a milestone that qualifies most Americans for Social Security. In his case, the benefit is unavailable — a technicality of federal law that suspends payments during incarceration.

Petra Smeltzer Starke had planned every detail of her journey from Mexico to New York. One misstep could mean disaster. Her sponsors had paid $1,600 for a first-class seat, 1B, next to the aisle, close to the restroom.

Christopher Ambrose calls himself a victim, but he is a man who broke his children’s hearts. He’s the guy writing the script, directing the actors, and stealing the scenery while crying that he’s broke. In this guest view, we see him for what he is: a man who seized children through a system designe

What started as ugly YouTube drama may now be a federal criminal case.

United Airlines is a company that exists to make money.

A Staten Island couple — both lifelong Democrats — have achieved the pinnacle of public service: They run the Republican-leaning Richmond County.

A report on the CharityWatch website, written by executive director Laurie Styron, raised questions about D.E.L.T.A. Rescue, a no-kill animal sanctuary in Acton, California.

It’s where lying pays – family court.

In March 2025, former television writer Christopher Ambrose filed a federal defamation lawsuit against Dr. Bandy X. Lee, a psychiatrist and author. Ambrose claims Lee defamed him by publicly accusing him of child abuse. Lee previously said her application of the Hare Psychopathy Checklist scored Amb

Laurie Styron had questions.

On March 16, 2025, former Hollywood screenwriter Christopher Ambrose filed a federal defamation sui t against psychiatrist Bandy X. Lee. He said her online writings about him prevented him from getting work.