The SEC’s most important enforcement tool to fight securities fraud is at stake in a case before the Supreme Court.
Justice Department
Posted inLaw and Justice
Five Ways William Barr Is Turning America Into a Dictatorship
Trump’s attorney general has corrupted the Justice Department and willfully abetted the president’s lawlessness.
Posted inHealth and Social Policy
Behind the Coronavirus Threat, a Middleman Destroying Prescription Drug Markets
Group purchasing organizations (GPOs) have driven many of the generic drug manufacturers out of business, and pushed those remaining to locate factories in China, ground zero for the epidemic.
Posted inPolitics
Preventing the Next Trump
The post-Trump paradox: We need a strong president to use the office for the public good—but not an abusive president.
Posted inEconomic Policy
The Utah Statement: A Bulwark Against Private Power
Legal scholars have penned a statement of beliefs about how to best disrupt corporate concentration.
Posted inPolitics
William Barr and the Corruption of the Justice Department
The attorney general is using the full resources of his office in pursuit of preposterous conspiracy theories.
Posted inLaw and Justice
The New War on Naturalized Citizens
The Trump administration is seeking to denaturalize and deport longtime U.S. citizens, seizing on tiny mistakes in the process and putting the status of every naturalized citizen at potential risk.
Posted inLaw and Justice
How Immigration Courts on the Border Could Become (and May Already Be) a ‘Deportation Machine’
As part of Trump’s Justice Department, immigration courts are compelled to enforce his political agenda.
Posted inLaw and Justice
Is Trump’s Justice Department Trying to Discredit All Antitrust?
Its plainly political investigation of auto companies that agreed to California’s emission standards is just that absurd.
Posted inMoney, Politics, and Power
The 40-Year War
William Barr’s long struggle against congressional oversight
