WASHINGTON — Many of the hundreds of thousands of Hispanic demonstrators who poured out into the streets on April 10 may not know much English, but they've learned the l...
If they build it, they'll come after us.
That's the only scenario the world can count on, given the vision and the track record of the Iranian mullahs, as they approach ...
In early 1998, the chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, Hugh Shelton, sent all of his 17 four-star generals a book called "Dereliction of Duty." Then he summoned them ...
Nuclear power plants must be able to repel a small group of terrorists, possibly working with an insider, but security rules don't require them to be ready for a rocket-...
Millions of Americans will spend part of the next three days trying to cope with federal tax forms that seem more complicated and time-consuming each year. There's no re...
WASHINGTON — While Congress continues a decades-old debate about whether to tap into more of our offshore natural gas reserves, you may be surprised to know that Cuba is...
Two groundbreaking discoveries published last week, one in the field of paleontology and the other in biology, seem to rebut key creationist criticisms of evolution.
The...
By now, you've seen media reports about the Senate's "failure" to enact a new immigration law last week. Don't be fooled.
The "failure" is actually progress. Doing nothi...
"This is like deja vu all over again," Yogi Berra supposedly said.
Those words sum up my feelings as I read the news and blogger speculation about purported U.S. plans t...
NEW ORLEANS — The wind still howls down on the bayou.
Residents of New Orleans and indeed all south Louisiana remain traumatized seven months after Hurricane Katrina tor...
