Mass Surveillance in America: A History of Loosening Laws and Practices
Surveillance in the name of intelligence gathering is nothing new. Here's a look back at significant developments over the past 30-plus years.
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Our Political Parties Have Polarized, But They Have a Lot Further to Go
There are still plenty of moderate congressional districts represented by officials who vote with their constituents in mind—but that could soon change.
Irish Government Moves to Abolish Senate
Caught in a devastating economic crisis, Ireland considers killing off this political body, Seanad Éireann, which many see as a vestigial organ from the country’s bifurcated founding.
Senate Reform Founders on Whether It’s Even Needed
Americans widely perceive the U.S Senate to be a pretty dysfunctional place. But a handful of observers with firsthand experience of the chamber wonder if that’s the case.
Asking That Irish Eyes Smile on Us From Above
Pat Moynihan must be the leading contender to be Miller-McCune's patron saint.
‘Barack’ Befuddles, ‘W00t’ Woos Webster
Whether it's flubbing or dubbing, here's a quick look at two recent media year-end lists that might have escaped your notice.