As Obama's Power Fades, Americans Should Celebrate Hobbled Government
However limited the president's power and influence in Washington, they're about to shrink. And that's a good thing.
However limited the president's power and influence in Washington, they're about to shrink. And that's a good thing.
The lawyer who advised President Obama that he could kill with drones now has preliminary approval to become a federal judge.
Familiar, vague promises about holding bureaucrats "accountable"
Some committee members accused of being fawning, starstruck.
More anger than accountability
It's a dumb and deeply offensive law, but it can be made less dumb and less offensive.
Americans should be enjoying cultural and commercial relations with Iranians.
It's not the first time an American president has lied for political purposes.
Calls to deport Bieber, and other immigrants, ignore the rule of law
Conservatives have no good reason to caterwaul this time.
The Obama administration is probably right to fear the public reveal of its heretofore secret rationale for extra-judicial killing.
Philip K. Howard, "The Rule of Nobody," and how technocracy is strangling the future.
Q and A with Philip K. Howard