I don’t understand why some high-profile liberals are saying that the Supreme Court is becoming a liberal Court, although I guess that if you think the end-all-and-be-all of Supreme Court…

…presumably her Supreme Court nominees do, too. Trump has promised Supreme Court nominees in the mold of Antonin Scalia. Progressive Democratic members of Congress will attempt to enact new, sweeping…

Former longtime NYT Supreme Court correspond, current biweekly Times columnist, and habitual woman-after-my-own-heart Linda Greenhouse, has a column today titled “Let’s Legislate From the Supreme Court Bench” about how very…

…Clara points out on its Ethics home page: “penalizing individuals for unhealthy behaviors could result in great injustice and social harm.” While 18 percent of U.S. citizens with incomes above…

…is the consequence of a rational dedication to ethics based upon false assumptions of what is ethical. As I see it, there are two forms of income. The first type…

…professional ethics and attitude toward tax compliance obligations. (emphasis added) So Romney as “businessman” (his claimed primary qualification for serving as President) was happy to sign off on tax scam…

…of American Politics.’ Paul Jorgensen is a fellow at the Edmond J. Safra Center for Ethics at Harvard University. Jie Chen is university statistician at the University of Massachusetts, Boston….

…Media Ethics.” Its approach is to provide information about the background and funding sources of well-recognized journalists and pundits so that the public will be in a better position to…

…any surprise that we lost 75% to 25%? Anyway, Anil and I knew we won the debate on the merits and ethics of our arguments.” Sounds like something that Gaddafi,…

…freedom, and opportunities of anyone outside the elite. Ethics and fairness are non-existent. Rewards are in proportion to rapacity. In other words, Corporatism is the new feudalism. This is why…