Sotomayor peels back the curtain on her life and struggles
The hourlong conversation was full of hope, as the Justice chose not to emphasize the character strengths that helped bring her to the nation’s highest court.
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The mustache of justice
Perhaps what will be remembered more than Waxman’s legislative record will be his role as a watchdog of government.
Dzokhar Tsarnaev and the question of capital punishment
If Mr. Tsarnaev receives a sentence of life in prison without parole, justice will still be served without further upsetting those traumatized by the events of that tragic day.
A rocky month in the polls for Chris Christie
What happens when the most electable candidate isn’t electable anymore?
Report: Christie may have been aware of lane closings
Mr. Christie may not have to worry about the 2016 presidential election. It’s possible that he could be booted from office for abuse of power as governor.
Thailand and the perils of a dictatorial majority
We Americans can at least be thankful that our Founding Fathers devised a government that protects us from the grave dangers of a dictatorial majority.
A tortured road to the Olympics
It seems very much that history will view Putin and Sochi 2014 in the same light, assessing the success of one from the performance of the other.
The ghosts of Congress past
Democrats are relying on the scions of political dynasties to defend Senate seats on hostile territory. Will it be enough to keep the Senate blue?