Politics Archive
Archives for June 2015
SCOTUS rules 5-4 upholding use of controversial lethal injection drug
Oklahoma and other states are using untested drugs to kill prisoners. Is that a necessary response to a drug shortage, or cruel and unusual punishment?
In 1997, economist Milton Friedman predicted that a common currency would be a disaster for the eurozone.
The rise of SCOTUS Justice and internet phenomenon Ruth Bader Ginsburg.
The network reported that a London gay pride rally was waving an ISIS flag. Guess what was really on the banner?
“The Islamic State is facing perhaps its most serious symbolic and meaningful threat since it declared itself a caliphate almost one year ago.”
When analysts and policymakers warn that war with Russia has become possible, this is often the scenario they describe.
A growing chorus of analysts and policymakers are sounding the alarm. Will the world hear them in time?
Legal scholar Wu says, “This is the closest I’ve seen Google come to be the Microsoft case.”
No, it is absolutely not going to harm your straight marriage.
What measures of Supreme Court liberalism are actually measuring.
It’s in Europe’s interest to make things as hard as possible for Greece
Beautiful.
A massive victory for LGBTQ advocates.