By David Mclemore, The Dallas Morning News Apr. 15--The U.S. Supreme Court may get a chance to join the fractious debate over building fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border.

DALLAS _ The U.S. Supreme Court may get a chance to join the fractious debate over building fencing along the U.S.-Mexico border.

By Jonathan Turley N othing becomes politics quite like death. With a presidential election approaching and three important cases before the Supreme Court, the country is once again grappling with the death penalty.

By Jonathan Turley Los Angeles Times When Megan Meier logged on to MySpace a little over a year ago, she was seeking a new start with new friends. She'd had some hard times: She considered herself overweight, had been bullied in school and had low self-esteem.

By Jonathan Turley Once again, the nation has returned to the all-consuming debate over the fate of the embryonic stem cell.