As the Supreme Court considers the explosive "Jason Smith question"—whether combat soldiers can sue the Ministry of Defense for breach of their human rights—one wonders what the case portends for future relations between Britain's Court and its governments. . . .

Should Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. and the Supreme Court join Judge Judy and "The People's Court" on television? . . .

On learning that Barack Obama invited Binyamin Netanyahu to visit him on March 23 — presumably to discuss such momentous topics as the timing of announcements of housing units in Jerusalem and urging him to make nice to the PLO’s Mahmoud Abbas — I can’t help imagining what I would say to the president. . . .

So the Democrats have a health-care win in the House—a win that could prove mighty Pyrrhic. . . .