Yesterday, the Supreme Court narrowly decided a case on the right against self-incrimination that is likely to do great harm to individual rights.
Scott Walker could be the GOP’s surprise candidate in 2016.
Two polls indicate that most Americans oppose the President’s latest moves on Syria. This makes sense considering actual policy there seems to be entirely incoherent.
Today’s decision by the Supreme Court was, on the surface, a victory for Federal Supremacy, but the issue itself is far from resolved.
President Obama’s poll numbers seem to be suffering under the weight of nearly two months of scandals and/ media attention.
Today is the deadline for Darryl Issa to respond to a request from Elijah Cummings to defend a decision not to release IRS interview transcripts. What happens if Issa doesn’t respond?
This week’s Weekly Crowdsource is a search for new experts to follow.
Public trust in the news media, along with many other institutions, continues to fall. That’s troublesome for many reasons.
Detroit faces some immense problems. Papering over them with short term deals with creditors isn’t going to solve them.
The Chairman of the RNC wants the GOP to hold its quadrennial convention earlier in the year. He’s right.
A song written when Grover Cleveland was President is still protected by Copyright Law. That makes no sense at all.
Did President Obama’s comments about taking a tough stand on military sexual assault constitute “undue influence” on specific cases? One military judge says that they did.
Are two parking spaces in Boston really worth $560,000? According to an auction earlier this week they are.
The GOP seems to be making the same mistakes that led to defeat in 2012.
If one is going to be in government, one ought to take governing seriously.
The AP has the Supreme Court banning demonstrations at the Supreme Court. The regulation in question doesn’t actually do that.
The U.S. is now confirming that the Syrian government has used chemical weapons. What’s next?
Getting the courts involved in the organ transplant issue could end up being a huge mistake.
Congress gets bad grades in Gallup’s latest poll, and gridlock is the main reason
Thanks to the Supreme Court, your DNA cannot be patented.
There is an important difference between private companies holding private data and government holding it.
Outrage over leaks like those that Edward Snowden makes doesn’t exist when its politicians doing the leaking.