matthew-mangino
COMMENTARY 
To prevent shootings, teachers needed to be armed with information, not guns | Opinion
The idea that more police officers, more metal detectors, more drills, and more guns will stop school massacres has stretched the bounds of credulity.
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We may never see police accountability in the Texas school shooting. This is why | Opinion
Most people would be surprised to know that the government is not required to protect its citizens. The U.S. Supreme Court has said as much.
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There’s a path for John Roberts to save Roe. He should take it | Opinion
Chief Justice Warren Burger's vote-switch in the 1972 ruling upholding the death penalty could point the way.
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How to police the police? The U.S. Supreme Court did it once. It can do it again | Opinion
The high court improved policing a generation ago with the exclusionary rule. It has the opportunity to do that again by striking down qualified immunity.
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It’s time to step up, and say ‘Enough is enough’ to gun violence | Opinion
How did we get to a point where private citizens need to carry firearms when they leave their homes? It's time to say enough is enough