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…
by Nat Hentoff -- In presiding over the first trial in a civilian federal court of a Guantanamo Bay prisoner, Judge Lewis Kaplan insisted on staying within our rule of law, angering more…
by Nat Hentoff -- Dick Armey, former House majority leader, is a conservative libertarian who has become an adviser and occasional organizer for the tea partiers. They have no maximum leader, but more…
by Nat Hentoff -- Paul Krugman, Nobel Prize winner in economics and an influential New York Times columnist, also has a blog, "The Conscience of a Liberal." On ABC's "This Week" (Nov. more…
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