Jeffrey Rosen

An attendee takes a photograph of the Google self-driving vehicle outside the Computer History Museum in Mountain View, California May 13, 2014.

Should we have a 'right to be forgotten' on the Net?

Ever wished that embarassing photo would just disappear from Google's servers? Well, in Europe at least, you might be able to do that now. But, as usual, it's complicated.

Should we have a 'right to be forgotten' on the Net?

Police in Ohio, 26 other states using facial recognition software in secret

Police in Ohio, 26 other states using facial recognition software in secret

Justice Kennedy expected to play crucial role in spate of upcoming Supreme Court decisions

Justice Kennedy expected to play crucial role in spate of upcoming Supreme Court decisions

Justice Denied at Guantanamo Bay

Justice Denied at Guantanamo Bay

Affirmative Action to Warrantless Wiretapping: The Upcoming Supreme Court Term

Affirmative Action to Warrantless Wiretapping: The Upcoming Supreme Court Term

Supreme Court Considers Arizona's Immigration Law Today

Supreme Court Considers Arizona's Immigration Law Today

Political Ads on Public Broadcasting?

Political Ads on Public Broadcasting?

U.S. appeals court strikes down Congressional ban on political ads on public broadcasting

The days of public radio and television being a refuge from political ads may be over, at least for public broadcasters on the U.S. west coast. A court ruling there will allow public broadcasters to begin accepting political ads immediately.

U.S. appeals court strikes down Congressional ban on political ads on public broadcasting

Obama vs. the Supreme Court: US Attorney General Issues Memo

Obama vs. the Supreme Court: US Attorney General Issues Memo

Day Three: The Supreme Court and Health Care

Day Three: The Supreme Court and Health Care

Day Two: The Supreme Court and Health Care

Day Two: The Supreme Court and Health Care

Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Health Care Law Today

Supreme Court Hears Challenge to Health Care Law Today

Military Tries to Crack Down on Frauds

Military Tries to Crack Down on Frauds

Supreme Court Rules Against GPS Tracking

Supreme Court Rules Against GPS Tracking

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of 'Ministerial Exception'

Supreme Court Rules in Favor of 'Ministerial Exception'