How ‘Progressive’ Prosecutors Are Betraying the Constitution
They’re perverting the principle of prosecutorial discretion to mutilate the laws.
Why the Supreme Court Rejected Trump’s Privilege Claim
In an 8–1 ruling, the justices upheld an appellate court finding that the former president’s claims were meritless.
And Let’s Not Forget Putin’s ‘Minor Incursion’ in Georgia . . .
U.S. and its NATO allies lacked both an effective counter to Putin’s strategy and a realistic grasp of Putin’s ambitions.
Why Was Texas-Synagogue Jihadist Akram Allowed to Enter U.S.?
When it comes to Western governments and jihadism, willful blindness is never fully cured.
Where Are the FBI and the Los Angeles U.S. Attorney on Union Pacific Train Robberies?
This is a national problem, and the feds have ample authority to step in.
The FBI Stops, Then Muffs, Jihadist Hostage-Taking at a Texas Synagogue
Unfortunately, the FBI often goes out of its way to avoid saying anything that might be taken to attribute antisemitism to Muslims.
Seditious Conspiracy Is the Wrong Charge in the Capitol-Riot Prosecutions
Prosecutors are needlessly risking acquittal by filing inappropriate charges.
Why We Saw a Split Decision on the Biden Vaccine Mandates
It’s about separation of powers: The executive may not exercise powers Congress has not given.
Timing of Decision on Biden Vaccine-Mandate Cases
The Court could rule on the vaccine-mandate cases at any time, and as far as business planning and worker anxiety are concerned, the earlier the better.
Biden’s Power to Make Insurance Companies Pay for Covid Tests Is Clear
So why has the administration been so vague about the legal basis for exercising it?