The explosion most likely to shake up America's foreign policy isn't the one coming from the North Korean nuclear blast. It's the one coming from the silky-smooth voice ...
Choice and competition work in health care. Unfortunately, most of us aren't lucky enough to have access to a market driven and shaped by them.
This year employer health...
Is there any place on earth that more bespeaks peace, restfulness and sanctuary from the demons of modern life than a one-room Amish schoolhouse? That fact is no doubt w...
House ethics committee members ignored common-sense pleas to name an outside counsel to investigate the growing scandal surrounding former Rep. Mark Foley and congressio...
It's widely believed that a Democratic victory in next month's elections would launch renewed pressure on President Bush to change course in Iraq. But significant pressu...
Fall is upon us, so flu can't be far behind.
Each winter, seasonal influenza kills 36,000 to 40,000 Americans, hospitalizes more than 200,000, and costs the economy more...
A thousand mourners placed flowers around the casket of Anna Politkovskaya in Moscow on Tuesday, weeping for one of Russia's most famous journalists, who was assassinate...
Nate Finkley bought 22 guns from Lou's Jewelry and Loan in suburban Philadelphia in 1986 and '87 to supply Jamaican drug gangs, according to federal court records. The s...
As Fox News celebrates its 10-year anniversary, media watchers should appreciate how Fox, which tilts right, has provided balance to major news operations such as CNN an...
In a week filled with divisive noise and pathetic sound bites from those unwilling to accept accountability, the words from a simple man resonate with poignant admiratio...
