It would be easy to call protesting college students crybabies and brats for pitching hissy fits over hurt feelings, but this likely would lead to such torrents of tearf...
How should the United States respond to Islamic State attacks in Paris?
The response from the Republican presidential candidates has been to whip up hysteria over Syrian...
Argentina’s voters opted Sunday for a better future by electing Mauricio Macri to the presidency, replacing an exhausted political dynasty whose populist policies led to...
WASHINGTON — One week, Beirut and Paris; the next week, Mali. The nightmare is young. Where next?
The pace and threat of terror seem to have picked up, each incident fee...
The nighttime television ads are impossible to miss. They are seen on most channels across cable TV and they all tell viewers about a prescription drug that will help th...
This week Americans will sit around overflowing dinner tables and stuff themselves in celebration of how Native Americans greeted the Pilgrims, who came here as religiou...
How much do we trust Vladimir Putin? Not at all, even when he does the right thing.
Russia on Tuesday launched cruise missiles toward Syria from the Mediterranean, but i...
Judging from some of the more extreme rhetoric on the presidential campaign trail, the biggest threat to U.S. national security today comes from frightened Syrian famili...
The 25 to 8 affirmative vote by members of the state House Rules Committee means the proposal, Senate Bill 3, could be voted on by the full House as early as next week. ...
Defenders of a Texas law that restricts abortion clinics say its main purpose is to protect women’s health. So far, however, it has mainly undermined their safety.
Since...