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Rand Paul wants to send a message to his colleagues about U.S. policy toward Egypt policy, but he's doing it by adding one wrong to another.… More »
Andrew Cohen is a contributing editor at The Atlantic and legal analyst for 60 Minutes. He is also chief analyst and legal editor for CBS Radio News and has won a Murrow Award as one of the nation's leading legal analysts and commentators. More
Rand Paul wants to send a message to his colleagues about U.S. policy toward Egypt policy, but he's doing it by adding one wrong to another.… More »
With 45,000 or so wild horses in federal control, the Bureau of Land Management selects a "pro-slaughter cattlewoman" to be the public's voice on its advisory board.… More »
Capital cases are a mess because we are too human to conduct them properly, and too immodest to concede mistakes.… More »
The author, who died last week, wrote books that linked a familiar past with an unrecognizable future.… More »
Opponents of same-sex marriage are already planning their comeback, but a close read of the court's opinion gives little reason to think they'll succeed.… More »
Same-sex marriage supporters are celebrating today's 9th Circuit ruling. But the real question is whether the opinion will persuade the Supreme Court.… More »
How a sustainability initiative became fodder for right-wing conspiracy theories.… More »
Our journey toward Abu Ghraib began in earnest with a single document -- written and signed without the knowledge of the American people… More »
The hypocrisy of a group of Republicans who are supporting the lawsuit against Obama's recess appointments… More »
In homage to the legendary San Francisco columnist, a round-up of recent news on Guantanamo Bay... Texas gerrymandering... Proposition 8... the Super Bowl...… More »
A filmmaker presents a more realistic look into "the sport of kings."… More »
Instead of searching for the truth, the state is going to absurd lengths to defend a dubious death sentence.… More »
Why is the Justice Department trying to make it more difficult for service members and their families to sue the government for medical malpractice?… More »
The dark series, with its brilliant cinematography, is a paean to people who believe that things happen for a reason.… More »
The man who attempted to assassinate Ronald Reagan wants more unsupervised release -- but the feds say he gazed at the wrong bookshelf at Barnes & Noble.… More »
A young colt is born to racing royalty and an entire industry pays close attention.… More »
The courts refuse to protect the feds for harboring James "Whitey" Bulger while he and his Winter Hill gang killed.… More »
Whatever else it does, the beloved coach's death deprives the rest of us of his sworn testimony about the Penn State scandal.… More »
After the legendary coach offered his apology on Saturday, Penn State struck back.… More »
The two old friends on the High Court disagree about how far justice should reach when a client is abandoned by his lawyers before appeal.… More »
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