The Judicial Revolt in Alabama
The one branch of government that is supposed to be most objective and unbiased today speaks the loudest in Alabama against same-sex marriage.
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The U.S. Intelligence Community is Bigger Than Ever, But is It Worth It?
The U.S. spends more than $1 trillion on national security annually, but a lack of transparency prevents us from knowing if these programs are actually working. -
Our Overreaction to Terrorist Attacks Like Paris Is Only Making Things Worse
Aggrandizing the violent acts of a handful of marginalized individuals as existential threats to western civilization will only drain our resources and encourage more violence. -
How Sheldon Silver Got Away With it For So Long
The capitol is awash in money and conflicts of interest, with no true ethics cops on the beat. -
Wanted: A Cuomo War on Corruption
He vowed to clean up Albany. Now it’s time to deliver. -
Don’t Strike Down Judicial Campaign Rule
If the Supreme Court strikes down Florida’s modest regulation on judicial campaign conduct, it will threaten the integrity of the state’s judiciary and further erode the public trust in the courts. -
Tycoon Dough: The Ultimate Electoral Martial Art
The most stunning consequence of Citizens United is the influence that a few tycoons and other wealthy donors now wield in U.S. elections. -
Can Tsarnaev Get a Fair Trial in Boston? Of Course Not.
Tsarnaev will be on trial for his life in a federal courthouse within walking distance of the April 15, 2013 blast site. -
Private Intelligence Contractors Need Better Oversight
The lack of transparency surrounding the government’s use of private military contractors abroad costs American taxpayers and threatens our national security. -
The Militarization of Domestic Surveillance is Everyone’s Problem
The recent militarization of domestic intelligence operations not only skirts the rule of law, but risks alienating the very people they are trying to protect by treating them like enemy combatants.
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