“I am not an employee of the state. I work from my home. I don’t want the union in my home. I can Norma Rae with the rest of them.”
That’s the sentiment of Pamela Harris...
They are burning the midnight kilowatts in the West Wing. And they’ll probably be cutting and pasting until President Obama climbs into his limo next Tuesday night and d...
The Fourth Amendment to the Constitution establishes “the right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers and effects, against unreasonable searches an...
So the U.S. House and Senate finally agreed on something. They agreed the status quo isn’t so bad after all.
Last week, Congress sent a $1.1 trillion spending bill to Pr...
Individually, the concrete steps President Obama announced Friday toward reforming the National Security Agency’s surveillance programs were modest. Taken together, thou...
The U.S. Senate Intelligence Committee’s bipartisan report on the deadly attack in Benghazi makes it clear that the deaths of U.S. Ambassador Christopher Stevens and thr...
Lying by and about politicians is a regrettable and probably permanent feature of American democracy. But should it also be a criminal offense? The Supreme Court has agr...
WASHINGTON — Everybody’s doing it — confessing their youthful, pot-smoking ways — so here goes.
I don’t remember.
Kidding, kidding. Anyone over 30 recognizes the old ada...
When my wife informed me that Target had been the target of a data breach during the holiday season and we might be among the 164 gazillion people affected, my instincti...
Recently I found myself in the intensive-care unit perched above a 91-year-old man plunging a large needle into the side of his neck to place a catheter into his jugular...
