The inclination to stay out of the president’s crosshairs is understandable. But former partners at Foley Hoag warn that silence in the face of abuses of power have grave consequences.

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Sabotaging the agency’s work amounts to an inducement for the ultra-rich to treat taxes as a voluntary contribution.

As I’ve written many times, Trump’s three most powerful psychological motivations are revenge, revenge, and revenge. (Last ...

And it destroyed Richard Nixon’s presidency. Even today, half a century later, the legacy corporate media is still patting itself on the back for having “exposed” this grave abuse of ...

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His directive to the Justice Department to investigate Miles Taylor and Chris Krebs, whose only crimes were telling the truth, is a frontal assault on the rule of law.