A. So don’t accept any invitations to edit anything on Google Docs today. Actually, it’s probably just safest if we all decide not to do any work at all today. The Verge
B. Ever the place of casual disruption, UC Hastings Law School in San Francisco has just introduced “The Chill Zone,” a place where students can … get this … not study for upcoming finals. Most law students call that literally every place in the world that’s not a library or coffeeshop. Above the Law
C. In what is a somewhat terrifying approach to the First Amendment, the Justice Department prosecuted three protestors for laughing at Jeff Sessions during the Attorney General’s Senate confirmation hearing. A jury just convicted the protestors for breaking Senate rules. Vanity Fair
D. Once moribund, now somehow vital, Trumpcare continues its reanimation after an $8 billion promise to high-risk pools swung a few key House Republicans’ support for the bill. NY Times
E. FBI Director James Comey testified at a Senate Judiciary Committee oversight hearing, offering the first public explanation of why he notified Congress about new emails related to the Clinton investigation two weeks before the 2016 election. NY Times
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