Some people really like the presidency and, more specifically, the politicians who seek to inhabit it. It has "transcended the boundary of enthusiasm and become a volatile strain of zealotry," wrote The Guardian. Perhaps it's a " cult " or even a " church... See more
The criminal prosecution against Kilmar Abrego Garcia—the Salvadoran national whose story became a flashpoint last year in the immigration debate—must be dismissed, a federal judge ruled last week, finding it had been tainted unconstitutionally by vindict... See more
How long should it take an innocent person to get confirmation that they will be compensated after the government destroys their home? Should , of course, is subjective. Some such victims will never get that confirmation. For Vicki Baker, it came today fr... See more
Trump's 'Anti-Weaponization Fund' Is Built on a Contradiction The president has fought to make sure alleged victims of government misconduct cannot get compensation. What changed? The Trump administration's announcement that it had established a large, ta... See more
Our politics have been analogized to Veep . A more apt comparison some days is that we are living in a cartoon. Every good cartoon needs a supervillain or three. Our supervillains created millions of jobs, made goods cheaper and far easier to obtain, and ... See more
