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PoliticsJune 29, 2016
Gun Control for Dummies, and Democrats
Why base gun-control legislation on the wildly dysfunctional terrorism watch list?
Chase Madar
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Criminal JusticeNovember 25, 2014
Why It’s Impossible to Indict a Cop
It’s not just Ferguson—here’s how the system protects police.
Chase Madar
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Arms SpendingFebruary 10, 2014
Why Bankrolling Israel Prevents Peace in the Middle East
Progress can’t be made toward a just settlement between Israel and Palestine until Washington quits arming one side to the teeth.
Chase Madar
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LawJanuary 22, 2014
For Edward Snowden: Amnesty Now
His disclosures were profoundly moral. Justice demands that all charges be dropped.
Chase Madar
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Police and Law EnforcementDecember 9, 2013
Everyone Is a Criminal: On the Over-policing of America
Try to think of an aspect of everyday life that doesn’t somehow include the police.
Chase Madar
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LawAugust 21, 2013
In Chelsea Manning, We Finally Have a Scapegoat for the Iraq War
A target that Republicans and Democrats can unite in vindictive harmony against.
Chase Madar
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July 31, 2013
The Trials of Bradley Manning
His conviction on Espionage Act charges poses grave dangers for American journalism.
Chase Madar
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LawJune 24, 2013
Seven Myths About Edward Snowden, NSA Whistleblower
A handy myth-stripping guide to NSA surveillance and its whistleblower.
Chase Madar
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Foreign PolicyJune 13, 2013
Why Are Massive National Security Breaches So Ridiculously Easy?
Bradley Manning’s leak was as difficult as microwaving popcorn. What does this mean?
Chase Madar
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LawJune 11, 2013
Bradley Manning vs. SEAL Team 6
How the Wikileaks source did more for US national security than SEAL Team 6.
Chase Madar