Mystery: How Augusta Paper’s Civil War Editor Blamed For Outcome
Here is the mystery of Nathan S. Morse, the war-time editor of The Augusta Chronicle. Here is the mystery of a man so principled, he left his native North, decrying the power grabs of new President Abraham Lincoln. Here is the mystery of a man who came South to...
The Government Lies About Its Secrets
Recently, this column offered a critical analysis of the state secrets privilege. Last week, the government twice brought it to new lows. Here is the backstory. A legal privilege is the ability of a party in litigation to keep a communication from the court and...
News From Around the South 11/1 to 11/8
GEORGIA: Who Will Run Georgia’s Confederate-Themed Stone Mountain Park? Stone Mountain, Ga. — The only bidder for management of Georgia’s Confederate-themed, state-owned Stone Mountain Park is a new firm created by an official of the company that’s pulling out,...More Government Crimes
During the past three weeks, some unexpected government events occurred, exposing more government crimes and lies. In the Supreme Court, the Department of Justice claimed that while the government knows about torture during the presidency of George W. Bush,...
Grave Markers Dedicted for Tuscaloosa Revolutionary War Veterans
Many of Tuscaloosa’s most important and influential early citizens, including five veterans of the American Revolution, are buried in Greenwood Cemetery on Stillman Boulevard. The Chief Tuskaloosa Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution has worked to...Obiter Dicta
In the last days of East Germany, when government officials detected that their power was unraveling, they ratcheted up enforcement Read More
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NORTH CAROLINA: Two ‘Human’Caused’ Fires Found at 16th Century Historic Site Two fires were discovered simultaneously at a North Carolina historic site dedicated to England’s first settlements on the continent — and Read More