Victory is the new Clintonian “is” word. As in, it depends on what your definition of “victory” is.
Does victory in Iraq mean when every single insurgent is dead? Wait, ...
The National Toy Hall of Fame recently enshrined its latest member, which will now join a pantheon of luminaries that includes Barbie, Mr. Potato Head, Legos, Lincoln Lo...
The key issue blocking American cooperation with international efforts to deal with climate change is a global affirmative-action philosophy that penalizes the U.S. econ...
Federal regulators at the Food and Drug Administration dictate which drugs can be sold in the United States, but studies published in leading medical journals help decid...
In my last column, I vented a bit about how our society is not doing enough to help parents protect children from being exposed to explicit material in video games, tele...
WASHINGTON — Call it an early Christmas gift. A number of legislators of both parties have put the wrappings on a proposal for next year that could be the best present u...
Aspiring stateswomen have few role models on American soil. Thus, it’s an invent-as-you-go process for people such as Hillary Clinton, one of only a few women in the U.S...
We're drawing to the close of what some scientists predict will be the warmest year on record. Yet the best that could be achieved at an international summit on global w...
Somebody wake the ethics committee. The U.S. House is burning. It's been a long slumber for the ethics panel, which nodded off shortly after House Speaker Dennis Hastert...
WASHINGTON — In 1986, Gale Norton was 32 and working for the secretary of the interior on matters pertaining to the proposal to open a small portion of the Arctic Nation...
