Boris Johnson got Brexit done. Ms. Truss has the much harder task of making it work.
Author: James D. Zirin, Opinion Contributor
Has Merrick Garland screwed up the Mar-a-Lago case?
As things now stand, Cannon has rendered an indefensible and politically partisan decision.
Is the Mar-a-Lago case doomed?
Judge Cannon has stood criminal procedure on its head by ordering threshold special master screening of documents that may never be offered in evidence.
Who is more likely to be indicted — Donald Trump or Hunter Biden?
A major ingredient of the rule of law is finality. Perhaps Garland’s Justice Department will announce both indictments on the same day.
Dobbs was supposed get the courts out of the abortion business. It’s having the opposite effect.
Some have portrayed the overturning of Roe as the end of the abortion debate, but it’s really just the beginning. As they say in the opera: “It ain’t over till the fat lady sings.”
The government calls Pat Cipollone
Executive privilege shields presidential advisers from disclosing their communications with a sitting president on matters of state, not whether to call off an armed insurrection.
Is New York about to become the Wild West?
America is already armed to the teeth. As of 2018, we accounted for less than 5 percent of the world’s population, but over 40 percent of the world’s civilian-owned guns.
The challenge of prosecuting Trump
I thought that the Jan. 6 committee’s revelations would make former President Trump’s indictment inevitable, even with a timid attorney general like Merrick Garland.
Is the spike in gas prices good for America?
Americans have long taken cheap gas as a foregone conclusion, and have been profligate in its consumption.
Is Merrick Garland finally ready to indict Donald Trump?
There have been unmistakable signs and portents that the inquiry into the events of Jan. 6 may have brought Donald Trump to his “Watergate moment.”