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James D. ZirinThe Hill |
The administration of Donald Trump is a tale told by an autocrat “full of sound and fury, signifying nothing.”
There is much competition for the prize.
What obviously led to Bunch’s abrupt resignation was Trump on his case.
If upheld, affirmative action in education benefiting Black and other racial minority students is dead as a doornail.
The court has put additional Trump wins on the scoreboard, leaving the public with little confidence that it is anything other than partisan.
“National security” is Trump’s key to the Supreme Court safe when he wants to justify executive overreach.
He will serve only Donald Trump, not our precious rule of law.
Sex and politics make strange bedfellows.
Politics under Trump is a business, not an ideology.
Bashing Israel used to be a third rail in American politics; now, it has become a litmus test for Democratic politicians, particularly Jewish ones,...
A civil remedy would provide a measure of justice.
The Supreme Court voted for the Republicans and Trump whenever it had a chance to do so and checked Trump where it had no plausible alternative but to...
Blanche represents a travesty of equal justice under law.
If Platner can carry the day in November, then the differences between him and Trump or Paxton are mainly of degree.