Two Cheers for the FBI
One doesn’t have to agree with the partisan attacks on the Bureau to recognize that it is a worthy institution in need of reform.
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Why Federalism Keeps Me Up At Night
Congress is reluctant to use its power under the Elections Clause to set standards for the states. This could be an area where the diversity of federalism is a disadvantage. -
The Government Is Finally Investing in Election Security.
There’s still much more to do. -
Companies Champion Democratic Values in Donald Trump's US
Supporting gun control is an easy call for businesses — if not for politicians -
There's No Going Back From What Happened This Weekend. The Gun Debate Is Over.
The only question is how far and how fast change will come. -
What Happens Now That McCabe Is Fired? Consider These Five Things.
We appear to be experiencing a slow-motion “Saturday Night Massacre.” -
A Travesty of a Murder Case
Why are Florida prosecutors still pursuing a weak capital case against a Honduran immigrant who has already spent 14 years in prison? -
It Won’t Be Easy for Trump to Replace Sessions With Pruitt
Tempting as the prospect of Attorney General Pruitt might seem to the president, he should resist it for these three reasons. -
So Far Trump's Re-election Campaign Looks Like a Bankruptcy
The biggest recipients of money are lawyers and consultants. -
The Curious History of ‘What Did the President Know, and When Did He Know It?’
A half-century ago an ally helped bring down a president with one simple question.
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