The Inspector General’s report on the FBI's investigation of potential links between Russian election interference and the Trump campaign has finally been released.

The decision to Keep Impeachment Simple, Stupid was a smart call, avoiding framing the president’s conduct in criminal-law, focusing instead on misuse of official power and violations of public trust.

Though it does not describe an investigation motivated by political bias, it is a textbook account of confirmation bias that should raise disturbing questions about the adequacy of the FISA process—and not just in this investigation.

Years of failed policy have proven that victory in the war on drugs, as with the war on terror, will not come easily.

“Hiding head in the sand” is not a good public policy strategy.

Will the Supreme Court swing for the fences or whiff in the latest Second Amendment case?

Although the bill will certainly not go anywhere, especially during impeachment hearings, it is a welcome development from a Congress that, in 1937, rushed to prohibit marijuana based on spurious testimony and hyperbolic fearmongering.