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Jonathan Turley, Opinion ContributorUSA TODAY |
What we are losing is a sense of clarity or objectivity. Self-immolation is not normal or commendable, whether committed by a monk or a madman....
If NPR is truly only relying on federal funds for only one percent of its budget, why not make a clean break from the public dole?
"Like Saturn, the Revolution devours its children.”
Comstock personified the hate and intolerance that sustains censorship systems.
Liberal justices long acted as the bulwark for free speech on the court. They are now viewed as the weakest link.
The removal of lead special prosecutor Nathan Wade from Donald Trump's prosecution had the feel of a Southern Gothic.
It seems as if the entire point is to try Trump before the election. But now a trial during the election seems increasingly likely.
The advocacy seems to depend heavily upon what ideology you are advocating.
It may be hard-wired in the family DNA.
The position of CBS has alarmed many, including the union, as an attack on free press principles by one of the nation's most esteemed press...
The one hope for New York businesses may be the U.S. Supreme Court.
It is about as likely François Mitterrand coming forward to say that he faked his death and has indeed been in communication with Biden.
The southern border in 2024 is, constitutionally, suffering no more an "invasion" than the Capitol riot in 2021 was an "insurrection."
In the absence of a direct victim, we are left with a pure moral or social judgment on the private tastes and relations of adults.
Call it "Mr. Biden Goes to Washington," a rewrite of Frank Capra's classic, only this time the corrupt establishment wins.
This is about being a Biden, and being entitled to a lifetime of mulligans.
Biden and his party are jockeying to throw everyone else off every ballot they possibly can. Oh, and he's a champion of democracy.
To rid themselves of Trump, advocates are willing to adopt the type of ballot-cleansing powers long associated with authoritarian countries such as...
It was not exactly what most of us think of as being in the spirit of the holidays.
It is a curious defense that we are not corrupt because we just ripped off dupes who were corrupt people.
Swalwell did not simply facilitate a crime, he went out of his way to associate himself with it.
There is no principled basis to oppose an investigation into these chilling allegations.
Democrats are purging all alternatives to Biden from their own primary ballots, and trying to strip Biden's likely Republican opponent from the ballot...
Even Disney's CEO, Bob Iger, now appears to be seeking to "quiet things down" after years of culture wars.
Prof. Daymon Johnson said that he has experienced retaliation and harassment due to his opposition to DEI policies.
For Garland and Weiss, equal justice itself becomes a matter of interpretation.
Only 21 presidents have stuck around for a second round. For those, the additional four years have proven the downfall of many a good president.
These lawyers were not just confident but enthusiastic after the election in pursuing the claims they now repudiate.
We have long benefited from intellectual activists in our country, but they were intellectuals first and activists second.
On March 1, 2018, a company wired James Biden $200,000 to his personal account. The very same day, James wrote a check in the same amount to his...
This order should concern everyone who values freedom of speech.
This month, the sudden appearance of Special Counsel Robert Hur caused as much of a stir as Bigfoot suddenly appearing on Pennsylvania Avenue.
The Bidens have only one family business.
In corruption cases, payments to family members can be and have been treated as benefits to a principal actor.
It would appear that the question is not corruption, but when a little corruption is "just right" and when it is simply too much.
Is DOJ trying to tiptoe around any possible charges that might touch Joe Biden himself?
This "why not?" philosophy is all part of our impulse-buy politics.