One of the truisms of U.S. transportation planning has long been that each year, there will be more cars on the road.
This has been the case for decades. But not the pas...
WASHINGTON — Amelioration of today’s drug problem requires Americans to understand the significance of the 80/20 ratio. Twenty percent of American drinkers consume 80 pe...
Warning: Chemicals in the packaging, surfaces or contents of many products might cause long-term health effects, including cancers of the breast, brain and testicles; lo...
The shadow of Watergate falls only lightly across the U.S. political landscape. Instead, the epic scandal is discernible mainly in the absence of the evils that engender...
WASHINGTON — Would Franklin Roosevelt approve of Social Security? The question seems absurd. After all, Social Security is considered the New Deal’s signature achievemen...
WASHINGTON — Barack Obama’s intellectual sociopathy — his often breezy and sometimes loutish indifference to truth — should no longer startle. It should, however, influe...
WASHINGTON — We find ourselves as a nation in the midst of a profound, deeply corrosive crisis that we largely have been ignoring at our peril. The scope of the problem ...
It is no simple task to balance environmental concerns about climate change and health problems from carbon emissions with the equally compelling reality that Americans ...
Yet another senseless killing spree shocked America this week, as word spread of Monday’s tragedy at Oikos University in Oakland, Calif. The pattern is all too familiar:...
Go ahead, Supreme Court. Rip off the Band-Aid.
Last week the court heard arguments on whether the federal requirement that Americans buy health insurance is unconstituti...
