CLEARWATER, Fla. — Because it is this year’s first federal election, attention must be paid to the March 11 voting to fill the congressional seat vacated by the death in...
After all the ink that’s been spilled lamenting congressional dysfunction in the last couple of years, the impending passage of the $956 billion farm bill has us yearnin...
For all of my critics who have wondered when I would ever disagree with, challenge or outright defy U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder, this might be your day.
Then, agai...
The State Department is probably right to conclude, as it did Friday, that the proposed Keystone XL oil pipeline project would have a negligible effect on climate change...
For those who think the failures of the Arab Spring prove the Mideast is unsuited to democracy, Jordan’s Marwan Muasher begs to differ.
A scholar and statesman who’s lon...
Afghan President Hamid Karzai’s rebuke of U.S. and NATO forces as the principal cause of civilian casualties in his country understandably outraged American officials, w...
WASHINGTON — President Obama’s imaginary son is back in town and this time he can’t play football.
Dad says so. And Mom probably would, too.
On this point, we three coul...
WASHINGTON — After Iran and the major powers signed on to an interim deal on Tehran’s nuclear program, expectations were high. Over the last week, they have fallen sharp...
“No one who works full-time should ever have to raise a family in poverty.” That was the message President Barack Obama brought from Tuesday night’s State of the Union a...
Three years ago this week, vast crowds gathered in Cairo’s Tahrir Square to bring about the end of the regime of Hosni Mubarak. That they were able to do this owed much ...
