Topic: Jonathan Turley - CSMonitor.com

Was Obama’s move on immigration legal? Lawyers' memo makes the case

A memo by six immigration lawyers, written more than a year ago, argues that historical precedent supported Obama's authority to take action. Critics decry an effort to circumvent Congress.

Obama immigration order: Does 'audacity of hope' mean unchecked presidential power?

Report: Trayvon Martin beat, bloodied George Zimmerman. Game-changer?

Feds bulk up for retrial of Roger Clemens over steroids

Rick Santorum vows to end 'pandemic of pornography.' Could he prevail?

'Sister Wives' family sues to prevent prosecution for polygamy

Campaign finance ruling: Should Supreme Court justices have recused themselves?

Shirley Sherrod: Can she sue Andrew Breitbart?

Why Republicans are treading lightly in Elena Kagan hearings

Healthcare reform and our inconvenient Constitution

Lars Vilks: why some European artists are building panic rooms

'Jihad Jane' alleged target Lars Vilks: 'I have an ax here'

Jefferson's bribery conviction: a mixed legacy

Ethics lapses dog prosecutors of Stevens' corruption trial