America has your back. That has been the message of U.S. foreign policy to the world’s vulnerable since the end of World War II. That sense that … [Read More...]
King Commentaries
Oh, Congress! How Have You Become So Pusillanimous?
October 1989 found me in a small hotel, the Londonderry Arms, on the Antrim Coast of Northern Ireland. It was during “The Troubles” and evidence of … [Read More...]
Memories of a Great Senator, When the Senate Was Great
Anyone wondering about a career as a U.S. senator might want to study the life and times of Sen. J. Bennett Johnston (D-La.), who died March 25 at the … [Read More...]
Political Fear Stalks Law, Education, Journalism, Migration
Something new has entered American consciousness: fear of the state. Not since the Red Scares (the first one followed the Russian Revolution and … [Read More...]