Despite all the bickering, the 2010s turned out well for many (especially same-sex couples). We hope this was true for you.
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Goodbye To The 2010s
Tag Archives: Politics
When Nobody Remembered Impeachment
Baby boomers recall a time when impeachment was not even a once-in-a-lifetime event. Now they have seen three.
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The NY AG’s Golden Sombrero
New York’s lawyers struck out four times in a securities fraud case whose only fraud was the Martin Act statute they invoked.
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A House Divided Against The Senate
If the Senate acquits Trump of obstructing Congress, lawmakers may permanently weaken their position against the executive.
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Betting On Democracy
With a polarized nation and a paralyzed Parliament, Boris Johnson sought today’s election to “get Brexit done.”
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The Hunter Biden Bailout
A paternity suit reveals Hunter Biden’s former dependence on a Ukrainian company’s largesse.
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The Regularity Of Irregular Diplomacy
U.S. presidents regularly employ special envoys and other “irregular” diplomatic messengers whenever and wherever it suits them.
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Impeachment’s Collateral Damage
Impeachment hearings likely mark the beginning of the end of a once-promising campaign – Biden’s, not Trump’s.
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You Broke PG&E, So Buy It
As politicians bluster about a state takeover of PG&E, the utility’s management must be tempted to hand them the keys.
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Who Is An Alien?
The tax code still uses the archaic, demeaning term “resident alien.” Thanks to an editor’s fresh perspective, we don’t.
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