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By: Neil H. Buchanan
One of the smaller dramas of recent weeks was the US Senate's confirmation of Todd Blanche as Attorney General of the United States (AG). I must emphasize that virtually no Trump-era stories are small by historical standards, meaning that "small
By: Neil H. Buchanan
The lead news story for most of the day at The New York Times on Wednesday was: " U.S. Debt Hits $40 Trillion as America's Borrowing Binge Continues ." Again, that was a news story, not an editorial.
By: Neil H. Buchanan
Law professor and economist Neil H. Buchanan discusses the public debate over the U.S. federal debt, focusing on how media coverage of the “$40 trillion debt” relies on confused, misleading, or contex...
By: Neil H. Buchanan
Because of the endless churn of the news cycle, the capitulation by three lame-duck Republican Senators to the Todd Blanche nomination not even three weeks ago is now very old news. In a
By: Neil H. Buchanan
Note to readers: Last week, I wrote " Debt Fear-Mongering Has Moved from Mockable to Dangerous ," discussing the carefully orchestrated
By: Neil H. Buchanan
In this second of a series of columns on the recent uproar over U.S. federal debt surpassing $40 trillion, law professor and economist Neil H. Buchanan examines the scope of government borrowing, incl...
By: Neil H. Buchanan
I taught in US colleges and universities for my entire 43-year career (with some visiting gigs in Canada and other not-America places along the way). I am politically progressive. Did I indoctrinate my students and change their political views to mirror mine? Not even close, nor did my colleagues (including my conservative colleagues). Even so, the unshakable belief that "liberal universities" are poisoning the minds of the young is an article of faith on the political right.
By: Neil H. Buchanan
According to a former US Justice Department lawyer in a whistleblower disclosure, the Trump Administration's attacks on American colleges and universities over alleged antisemitism were "rushed and incomplete or ... failed to establish legal violations by the schools." As
By: Neil H. Buchanan
Given my background and interests, I typically do not find myself writing columns about politics in Germany, and certainly not about German state elections. As of this week, however, everyone must start to pay attention, because the neo-Nazi party that has been growing in popularity there (known as the AfD)
By: Neil H. Buchanan
Dolly Parton died two weeks ago. Gloria Steinem's passing came a week later. Both were admirable, powerful, and unique women who made indelible marks on important civil rights issues.
