Sublime

Anthony Kennedy’s antihomosexual judicial decisions seemed endless.

If the Kochs’ cavalier safety practices were a gamble, they lost when the jury rendered its verdict. On October 21, 1999, it found Koch Industries guilty not just of negligence but of malice, too, because it had known about the extreme hazard its decaying pipeline had posed. In his suit, Danny Smalley had asked for $100 million in damages from the

At a far pole from accountable public trust, or constitutional duty, Hoover corrupted the FBI to wage political war.