Michael Boudin, a jurist who came of age amid the ferment of left-wing activism as the son of a towering civil liberties ...

Jack Harlan McMahan, Sr. and Brandon Scott Hubbard ... Terry Lake Garner appeared as Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsberg. Dignitary Benjamin Hugh Norval was American writer Mark Twain.

Growing up along the Harlan-Letcher county line in Eastern Kentucky ... Blanton pointed to former Pikeville Mayor Frank Justice II who operates a few small surface mines in Eastern Kentucky. Justice ...

immigration enforcement had been transferred to the Department of Justice as part of the general securitization of immigration. And Hoover had again amassed political policing powers. In 1924, then ...

The two writers team up on the adaptations, she explains. “Harlan and Danny combine,” Shindler says about the dup. “Danny’s so aware of the structure of television and how he wants to put ...

And producer and Quay Street Productions head of drama Richard Fee concludes: “So, Danny and Harlan worked a lot on building that character, and now Harlan has written another book based on that.” ...

Kevin Harlan is an incredible broadcaster with a wide array of sports and events on his resume — along with being the king of ad reads and giving fans moments like, "AND A LOT OF VOWELS!" ...

Kevin Harlan took his broadcasting capabilities — and reflexes — to a new level during Friday’s March Madness game between North Carolina and Mississippi. During the NCAA Tournament matchup ...

Kevin Harlan has been, and always will be, the king of ad reads. Where most announcers try to get through their mandated in-game commercials as quickly as possibly to get back to the action ...

Kevin Harlan has one of the most recognizable voices in sports. The longtime broadcaster has handled play-by-play duties for NFL, NBA and college basketball games. Harlan's voice can currently be ...

Kevin Harlan (above) will be joined by analysts Dan Bonner and Stan Van Gundy for the Illinois-Xavier game Friday night. CBS Sports Share To hear Kevin Harlan talk about talking, you’d think it ...