When the building on East 62nd Street in Manhattan exploded in flames, fears of terrorism quickly swept the neighborhood.
According to the New York Post, talk show host ...
NEWPORT BEACH, Calif. — The long dying of Louise Will ended here recently. It was time. At 98, her body was exhausted by disease and strokes. Dementia, that stealthy thi...
The nation's interstate highway system is 50 years old. Like Baby Boomers of a certain age, it's showing serious signs of wear. But what a half-century it has been. The ...
Last week's headlines prove the point: North Korea fires missiles, Iran talks of nukes again, Iraq carnage continues, Israel invades Gaza, England observes one-year anni...
MINNEAPOLIS — Rep. Mark Kennedy, a 49-year-old former small town accountant and businessman, is carrying the hopes of the national Republican Party in one of the few Sen...
Knowing the harm lead-based paint can cause children, pregnant women and their fetuses, Washington banned its sale and use nearly 30 years ago.
Yet Washington also has l...
WASHINGTON — 1861. 1941. 2001. Our big wars — and the war on terror ranks with the big ones — have a way of starting on the first year of a decade. Supreme Courts, which...
WASHINGTON — On Tuesday, July 11, the United States will become more geographically stable than it has ever been. It will have been 17,126 days since the admission of Ha...
The maxim that those who are ignorant of history are doomed to repeat it has a corollary: Those who study history will learn something about the present. I'm rediscoveri...
This week's North Korean missile firings are an unpleasant reminder to the world — and to President Bush — that the reclusive Pyongyang regime and its unpredictable lead...
