By Andrew P. Napolitano
The president's men trash the Constitution to pursue antagonists
In a Middle East wracked by coups d'etat and civil insurrections, the Republic of Turkey credibly offers itself as a model, thanks to its impressive economic growth, democratic system, political control of the military and secular order.
The first sickness was in March and the first signs of a salmonella outbreak appeared in May. Two months later, investigators linked the outbreak to ground turkey and a Cargill meat processing plant in Arkansas.
For the first time in its exceedingly long history, Yemen now threatens the outside world. It does so in two principal ways.
Sixteen months after 9-year-old Sean Goldman was led through a crush of journalists and onlookers on a Rio de Janeiro street to be handed over to his father - completing a five-year ordeal that sparked tension in U.S.-Brazil diplomacy - he has a new life as a fifth-grader and youth baseball player in New Jersey.
A New Jersey man whose 5-year custody battle for his son became international news has a book coming out next year.
In an interview, Mr. Goldman said ex-spouses enjoy "home court advantage" in the nations they flee to by spinning tales of abuse and taking advantage of cross-border views on divorce and child custody.
Parents call for sanctions on countries that refuse to aid return of children →
David Goldman said his fight to return his son, Sean, from Brazil to their home in New Jersey is proof that financial leverage can compel action.
Parents call for sanctions on countries that refuse to aid return of children →
