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Al Benn's Alabama: Scouting has lasting influence
ALEXANDER CITY - Scouting has been a cornerstone in Ricky Robinson's life, but he never dreamed that one day a tip he heard at troop meetings would help save his life.
Byron York: In judicial wars, Repubs admit they have no ammo
Harry Reid is tired of waiting. For months now, the Senate majority leader has wanted to confirm one of President Obama's judicial nominees, David Hamilton, who is up for a spot on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals.
Healthcare Debate Moves Forward, Alabama Senators Vote No
Saturday night, and another momentous day on Capitol Hill as the United States Senate voted down party lines to keep the debate on healthcare reform alive, clearing a major procedural vote.
Dispatches from the Culture Wars
75% of Senate Republicans Flip on Judicial Filibusters
Blogroll Archives 75% of Senate Republicans Flip on Judicial Filibusters Posted on: November 24, 2009 9:02 AM, by Ed Brayton The Senate finally confirmed Obama's first judicial nominee, Judge David Hamilton, for a spot on the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals, after months of delay from Republicans - the same Republicans who went ballistic when the same ...
Lawyer: 9/11 suspect to plead not guilty, argue attacks justified
Ali Abd al-Aziz Ali, shown in a 2008 court sketch, is one of five suspects facing trial in connection with the 9/11 attacks.
amFix: Civilian terror trials debated
Should alleged 9/11 mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed be tried in a civilian court? He's been linked to a virtual smorgasbord of terror crimes, among them: September 11th, the 1993 World Trade Center bombing, the 1995 attempted assassination of Pope John Paul II, and the gruesome killing of journalist Daniel Pearl.
Normal human beings -- let's call them real Americans -- cannot understand why, 10 months after President Obama's inauguration, Congress is still tied down in a procedural torture chamber trying to pass the health care bill Obama promised in his campaign.
Eric Holder confronts the state of fear
Who's afraid of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed? By Michael Douglas Beacon Journal editorial page editor Published on Sunday, Nov 22, 2009 Barack Obama promised change.
Republicans Demand Immigration Status of Terrorists
We guess immigration is never not an issue, even in putting terrorists on trial.
There literally is no end to the extent by which Republican politicians will lie, distort, and manufacture statements in their efforts to disrupt, deny, and destroy the Obama administration's attempts to govern.
Phil Bronstein: Obama & Khalid Sheikh Mohammed -- if one branch is good, two must be better?
Obama & Khalid Sheikh Mohammed: If One Branch is Good, Two Must be Better? Not every president in the last 35 years has considered Richard Nixon a role model.
Schumer: 9/11 Trial Could Cost More Than $100M
Schumer: 9/11 Trial Could Cost More Than $100M Share + Nov 18, 2009 7:34 pm US/Eastern Schumer: 9/11 Trial Could Cost More Than $100M Reporting Don Dahler 1 of 1 An image of a courtroom drawing by artist Janet Hamlin, reviewed by the U.S. military, shows Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and co-defendant Walid Bin Attash attending a pre-trial session on Dec.
Cornyn chooses principle in giving judicial nominee a vote
Republicans in the U.S. Senate blasted Democrats for obstructing up-or-down votes on President George W. Bush's nominees to federal appellate courts.
Make terrorists face American justice
A message to the doubters of our justice system: The United States was founded on freedoms and based on the rule of law.
Panel OKs Kallon for Alabama federal judgeship
AL CLEMON SEAT NOMINEE,1ST LD-WRITETHRU The Associated Press MONTGOMERY, Ala. - Birmingham lawyer Abdul Kallon has moved a step closer to replacing Alabama's first black federal judge.
Sen. Sessions blasts Justice Department for mixing politics into Ft. Hood inquest
Sen. Jeff Sessions is questioning the motive behind what he sees as the Justice Department's reluctance to provide information about the Fort Hood massacre to congressional investigators.
Senate confirms controversial judge
The Senate confirmed Judge David Hamilton to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals 59-39 Thursday after breaking a GOP filibuster Tuesday and a five-and-a-half month delay.
Allison Kilkenny: Holder Acts Like A Patriot As Republicans Continue To Shriek In Terror
The swift regression of the Republicans from an oppositional political party into a mob of screaming infants during the Khalid Sheikh Mohammed trial preliminaries has been well documented by Salon's Glenn Greenwald .
Holder Defends Decision to Use U.S. Court for 9/11 Trial
Attorney General Eric H. Holder Jr. on Wednesday defended his decision to prosecute five men accused as co-conspirators in the Sept.
GOP Obstruction Goes Unnoticeda "and Unpunished
Normal human beings - let's call them real Americans - cannot understand why, 10 months after President Obama's inauguration, Congress is still tied down in a procedural torture chamber trying to pass the health care bill Obama promised in his campaign.