By John A. Baden and Pete Geddes | March 20, 2006
Congress has an opportunity this year to defuse a controversy that has threatened to taint the federal judiciary. The dispute is contrived and unnecessary, and it should be resolved rapi
By Jason Mazzone | February 9, 2009
By the time Tom Daschle withdrew his nomination as secretary of health and human services, the damage to the tax system had already been done. Daschle’s tax prob
By Adam Freedman | June 20, 2005
The youngest billionaire, according to Forbes magazine, is Prince Albert von Thurn und Taxis. He made it on Forbes' list by inheriting $2 billion on his 18th birthday
By Randolph J. May | December 1, 2008
Dear President-elect Obama: I have been asked to provide “here’s what to do if you don’t want to trip up” advice concerning communications policy. Happy to
By Jaya Ramji-Nogales, Andrew I. Schoenholtz, and Philip G. Schrag | August 20, 2007
Arbitrary government action is antithetical to the rule of law. It is most abhorrent when it can result in imprisonment, torture, or death, as can occur when a refugee's petition for asy
By Louis Fisher | March 10, 2008
The 2008 presidential campaign has a garbled theme. Candidates say the election is not about them. It is about you, the voters. Nothing can change from the top. It must come from the bot
By Michael L. Foreman | April 19, 2004
In a recent column, Roger Clegg argued that minority job fairs are illegal ("No Whites Need Apply," Feb. 16, 2004, Page 50). He is wrong. Not only do minority job fairs serve a v
By Mark Vlasic | January 23, 2006
This week the world will tune back in to the first war-crimes trial of a head of state in the Middle East, reaffirming that even dictators like Saddam Hussein are not above the l
By Robert A. Mintz | January 23, 2006
Welcome to the hall of jagged mirrors, where society's main truth-seeking institutions turn on each other. Prosecutors and defense lawyers slash at journalism's sources and methods, whil
By James J. Roth | January 30, 2006
As the Feb. 3 deadline approaches for Congress to renew the USA Patriot Act, one investigative tech
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