By James J. Roth | January 30, 2006
As the Feb. 3 deadline approaches for Congress to renew the USA Patriot Act, one investigative tech
By John Tehranian | June 19, 2006
It is the second-richest educational institution in the United States, yet few people know its name. And years after a href="http://caselaw.lp.findlaw.com/scripts/getcase.pl?court=US&vo
By Aziz Huq | September 11, 2006
Information about national security is generated largely inside one branch the executive. To preserve the constitutional separation of powers, Congress, the judiciary, and, ultima
By Paul M. Smith and Katherine A. Fallow | May 7, 2007
Is it finally time for Congress to do something about violence on television? The Federal Communications Commission, in a a href="http://hraunfoss.fcc.gov/edocs_public/attachmatch/FCC-0
By William R. Richardson Jr., John A. Rogovin and Jack N. Goodman | October 16, 2006
One of the Federal Communications Commission's longest-lasting headaches grows out of its regulation of television station ownership. Three times since the Telecommunications Act was pas
By Sarah Fox | April 23, 2007
The recent announcement that Circuit City is laying off 3,400 sales clerks because they are earning more than starting-level wages is just the latest demonstration of the growing imbalan
By Richard A. Mendel | February 11, 2008
Few things in life are more refreshing than watching a seasoned, principled, persuasive journalistic lion set his sights on a troubled bureaucracy, uncover a slew of eye-opening anecdote
By Theodore B. Olson and Neal Katyal | January 22, 2007
The war on terror transcends political parties and will increasingly call for the best argumentation and insight from our nation's finest advocates. That's one of many reasons why the re
By Lawrence J. Siskind | January 21, 2008
On March 3, 2006, Lance Cpl. Matthew Snyder was killed in the line of duty in Iraq. The body of the 20-year-old Marine was transported home for a funeral at St. John Catholic Church in W
By Margie Burns | December 10, 2007
As the Idaho Statesman digs up further evidence that perhaps Sen. Larry Craig has not been honest about all his activities, maybe it's time to sort through all the falsity in this
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