Bush's Lawyers Strike Back
In a candid joint interview, ex-Attorneys General Alberto Gonzales and John Ashcroft talk to Dan Abrams about whether torture is illegal, fear of prosecution, and mistakes they made.
The Man Who Got New York Back
After 34 years as Manhattan’s District Attorney, the legendary Robert Morgenthau has announced his retirement. Dan Abrams explains what New York owes to the 89-year-old law enforcer, and why America will miss him.
Blago on the Offensive
You thought the tapes were a disaster. Dan Abrams reports that Rod Blagojevich’s efforts to woo Larry King and other media members are one of the great p.r. catastrophes of our time, because the outspoken governor won’t make what might be a compelling case.
Building a Better Guantánamo
The brutal prison will close. But the idea, Dan Abrams argues, wasn’t all bad. How President Obama can construct another offshore site for America’s enemies.
Obama Should Clean House at Justice
Bush took firing U.S. Attorneys to a whole new level so it would be poetic justice if President Obama purged the DoJ.