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Similar countries, two European destinies.

Powerful government unions drive up spending. But so do legislators who would lose their outlandish retirement perks if serious reform passed.

Economist Robert Higgs on the mistaken Keynesian focus on 'aggregate,' economy-wide measurements.

This may sound odd coming from a Reagan speechwriter, but for 25 years I have wondered: Did that Berlin address really matter?

Many feminists not only seek to promote their own feminist views of relationships, they want to destroy traditional marriage. Here is a study that supposedly shows the necessity of destroying the traditional family in order for feminists to achieve their goals: “Marriage Structure and Resistance to the Gender Revolution in the Workplace” In this article, we examine a heretofore neglected pocketRogerhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/03474078324293158376noreply@blogger.com0

The strongest defense of capitalism, argue two new books on the subject, is that it works. James Grant reviews.

Two new novels—Claire McMillan's "Gilded Age" and Francesca Segal's "The Innocents"—attempt an updating of Edith Wharton; Mark Haddon's "The Red House" follows a family's rancorous weeklong vacation in the British countryside. Sam Sacks reviews.

What is the Obama Doctrine? David E. Sanger's "Confront and Conceal" and Daniel Klaidman's "Kill or Capture" offer in-depth analyses of President Obama's national security decisions.

Chicago Tribune | Chicago cab driver faces up to 90 months for providing a few hundred dollars to a Kashmiri nationalist group connected to al-Qaeda.

The former Newsweek correspondent on books by Americans who reported from Germany in the 1930s on the Nazis' growing menace.

President Obama says that private sector is "fine" with 4.3 million jobs created over the past two years.

ATLANTA — Megachurch pastor and televangelist Creflo Dollar was arrested early Friday after authorities say he slightly hurt his 15-year-old daughter in a fight at his metro Atlanta home.

Fayette County Sheriff's deputies responded to a call of domestic violence at the home in unincorporated Fayette County around 1 a.m., ...

Justin P. Murphy & Matthew A.S. Esworthy: The ESI Tsunami: A Comprehensive Discussion about Electronically Stored Information in Government Investigations and Criminal Cases, 27 Criminal Justice 31 (Spring 2012):

Dealing with electronically stored information (ESI), for clients, prosecutors, and defense attorneys, has steadily grown into a tsunami of cost and complexity—with little guidance provided by courts and none from the rules. Moreover, the paradigms developed in civil litigation to curb ESI discovery abuses are often not effective in the criminal system, due to the onesided nature of ESI burdens and demands in government investigations and criminal matters and the absence of costeffective methods sanctioned by courts to resolve criminal discovery disputes. The world of criminal e-discovery continues to evolve every day, particularly in the contexts of subpoena compliance, social media, Fourth Amendment issues, and postindictment discovery.

The article has helpful sections on:
• Subpoena Compliance,
• Social Media, the Internet, and Admissibility
• ESI and the Fourth Amendment
--CDT and the Ninth Circuit's standards
--Increasing judicial skepticism
--Warrantless searches of cellular telephones
--Warrantless use of GPS tracking devices
• Postindictment Discovery

Patrick Henningsen | Latest massacre in Hama has been jumped on by Washington and the UN, despite lack of real evidence that Assad was involved.

Infowars.com | Lord Monckton provides Infowars exclusively with an in-depth research document he plans to forward to his fellow hereditary peers concerning Obama's forged birth certificate.

A.M. Freyed | There’s plenty of oil, and even the global elites can’t hide it anymore.

The evidence doesn't really support a campaign of sabotage, writes Michael Duffy. A simpler explanation for Clinton's capering -- and one that better fits Clinton's record -- is that he is a permanent political consultant.

President Obama affirms the leak of classified information was not put out by the White House.

RT | leaked document reveals that a European-based lobby group has asked the United Nations to tax American websites.

The left-leaning magazine The Nation has published a list of what it deems America’s all-time, most influential progressives.2012-06-08T12:44:00-04:002012-06-10T03:10:02ZPaul Kengor