11/28/17 p. A13: Mick Mulvaney Is the True Pope

A year ago, a three-judge panel of the D.C. Circuit Court of Appealsthrew out provisions that insulated the CFPB director from presidential accountability and said the CFPB would do its job “as an executive agency akin to other executive agencies.” 

11/28/17 p. A14: An Income Tax by Any Other Name

Seattle’s City Council openly ignored the state of Washington’s law and constitution when it voted unanimously in July to levy a 2.25% tax its wealthy residents. [...]

Above all it’s a victory for the rule law.

4/30/09 p. A14: Gettelfinger Motors

According the Treasury-GM debt-for-equity swap announced Monday, GM has $27.2 billion in unsecured bonds owned by the public.
(not corrected online)

4/30/09 p. A3: Shorter Sentences Sought for Crack

Undercover San Francisco police officers posing as drug buyers arrest a women allegedly selling crack on the corner of Turk and Taylor streets.
(not corrected online)

4/24/09 p. A1 (headline news section)

Iraqi officials led they arrested an insurgent leader.

4/24/09 p. A13: A Limited Love of Liberty

Ms. Kaminer sums it up: "The ACLU is becoming just anther liberal human-rights, social- justice advocate that reliably defends the rights of liberal speakers."

4/20/09, p. A12

The growth of the the Alta Velocidad Española, or AVE, high-speed rail network is having a profound effect on life in Spain. (corrected online)