by Nat Hentoff -- George W. Bush is clearly enjoying his release from the glare of the presidency. In photos, he looks almost serene, and he doesn't publicly criticize the cumulative incompetence more…
by Nat Hentoff -- In 1994, Congress passed the Gun-Free Schools Act, mandating a one-year expulsion for any student bringing a firearm to school. Since then, many school districts around the nation more…
by Nat Hentoff -- As the inflamed mass movements to topple Hosni Mubarak crested, high Obama officials pushed the autocratic ruler to hand over his authority, with the support of the Egyptian more…
by Nat Hentoff -- With Egypt and other challenges occupying him, the president and other pro-abortion forces may soon have to deal with another problem: the rising results of a landmark law more…
by Nat Hentoff -- At the command of Thomas Jefferson and James Madison, I have often written about the need for students to understand why they are Americans – so they can more…
by Nat Hentoff -- In December, when the European Parliament awarded the Sakharov Prize for Freedom of Thought to Cuban independent journalist and longtime protester of the Castros' repression of thought, Guillermo more…
by Nat Hentoff -- In April 2003, the security police of Fidel Castro arrested and imprisoned 75 journalists, members of opposition parties and owners of independent libraries. The charge: "crimes against national more…
by Nat Hentoff -- A major part of a presidential press secretary's job is to cover up his boss' violations of our rule of constitutional law by denying they happened. Yet, on more…
by Nat Hentoff -- On its way to the Supreme Court is the first-ever ruling on whether a president – without ever going to a judge – can order the assassination of more…
by Nat Hentoff -- On Dec. 7, the case before U.S. District Court Judge John Bates in Washington was described by him as presenting "stark and perplexing questions." Can the president, the more…
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