From Washington, D.C. to the NFL and Hollywood, America's idols are tumbling down. This is not a bad thing. For too long, we have wasted precious time and money worshipping these so-called “social ...

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From Washington, D.C. to the NFL and Hollywood, America’s idols are tumbling down. This is not a bad thing. For too long, we have wasted precious time and money worshipping these so-called “social ...

In a recent New York Times story detailing efforts to challenge the current court-martial process for U.S. soldiers whose crimes may have been influenced by their mental health, reporter Dave Phillips ...

The acquittal of Capt. Richard Ashby on charges of recklessly slaughtering 20 Alpine skiers raises more questions than answers, both about the Marine Corps and the entire system of military justice.

If we’ve learned anything lately about NCAA justice, it is that crime can pay. How else to interpret the glaring inconsistencies in the academic fraud cases at the University of North Carolina and the ...

Yesterday, here in America, I attended a funeral. The imam gave a speech full of religious wisdom and advice. One such advice was to remove the harmful things from the path of our posterity such as ...

This originally appeared on Robert Reich's blog. “History doesn’t repeat itself, but it sometimes rhymes,” Mark Twain is reputed to have said. My first job after law school was as an attorney at the U ...

HAITI’S JUSTICE SYSTEM, long an instrument of official impunity for the rich, powerful and well-connected, is busy whitewashing the human rights crimes committed under the country’s former dictator ...

Raising money is part of the struggle for social change, not something that rich people do on behalf of the poor. “People pay for things they want. I don’t want some assholes flapping their mouth when ...