American immigration laws have had a longer run than bootlegging laws, but they are likely to end up on precisely the same scrap-heap of history, and for pretty much the same reasons.
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Bowing to the fateful 'temptation to invent' makes journalists fair game for withering criticism. Things haven't changed a great deal from the heyday of news media critics James Agee and George Orwell. Distorting the health risks of various modes of tobacco usage may cause more harm than it prevents. Political arrests are down, women's rights are on the rise. Life under Iranian President Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, according to the New York Times. |
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