Every Tuesday evening this semester and last, I've been auditing a Christian history class at Central Baptist Theological Seminary in Kansas City, Kan. Before class star...
PHOENIX — Water is an odd natural resource. It falls unbidden from the sky and gathers without human help underground. It flows through many jurisdictions, giving rise t...
Questions about Duke's stripper crisis have been instructive in unintended ways, and may have provided the tipping point for re-evaluating laws protecting rape victims.
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On May 6, Serena Nunn, 36, will graduate from the University of Michigan Law School. Armed with a law degree, she will be in a better position to challenge draconian fed...
The visit of China's President Hu Jintao to the United States this week is yet another opportunity for chatter about the "Chinese threat." In the lead-up to his arrival,...
MOSCOW — Now that 20 years have passed since the Chernobyl tragedy, I would like to express my opinion on certain things. It is very important to assess Chernobyl correc...
WASHINGTON — Several months ago, when Rep. John Murtha, the Marine Corps veteran and longtime Democratic advocate for military preparedness, spoke out on the Iraq War, I...
It was refreshing, in a sense, to hear President Bush come out in favor of government leaks.
Of course, when you're the president and you specifically authorized the lea...
According to Mel Brooks' 2000 Year Old Man, the greatest achievement of mankind was Saran Wrap, although he grants that the space program was also good.
Provoking more a...
It may be wise to limit your pet rat's intake of diet soda. Or so suggests a study of 1,800 rats reported by Italian scientists last year, in which aspartame caused lymp...
