A court case in Ireland could put a crimp in companies' ability to send personal data from the EU to the US.

The latest consequence of the perverse idea that corporations are entitled to human rights: a US court ruled that Monsanto has the human right not to tell customers that Roundup has been designated a probable carcinogen.

The Democratic National Committee has sued Wikileaks for publishing leaked emails, as well as the Trump Campaign and Russia for plotting to obtain them. Suing Wikileaks attacks freedom of the press.

The expanded authorization for use of military force, recently proposed in the senate, would allow the president — any president — to make war on any organization he chooses to designate.

In effect, Congress would cede to the president its control over when the US makes war.

It's absurd for Congress to exercise control over the president by delegating it indefinitely to the president.

The Republican tax attacks have given American workers peanuts. They have given the big banks billions.