Democracy and majority rule give an aura of legitimacy to acts that would otherwise be deemed tyranny. Think about it. How many decisions in our day-to-day lives would w...
By NICHOLAS C. NEUPAUER and ROBERT SMITH
Recently, there has been much attention around the issues of accessibility to and affordability of higher education in Pennsylva...
With the 10th anniversary of the Columbine High School massacre approaching, communities across the nation have relived the horror of what happens when evil, paranoia an...
In his farewell address as president, Dwight Eisenhower, who knew a thing or two about war, coined the phrase "military-industrial complex" to describe the "conjunction ...
WASHINGTON In his major foreign policy address in Prague committing the United States to a world without nuclear weapons, President Obama took note of North Korea's mis...
WASHINGTON About that bow.
Did he or didn't he the president of the United States, that is bow to Saudi King Abdullah in a deferential greeting? And, if he did, is it...
The spectacularly misnamed Employee Free Choice Act looked to be cruising toward a victory in the U.S. Senate until Sen. Arlen Specter, R-Pa., had an epiphany.
The bill ...
The Obama administration got the attention of America's boardrooms with its largely symbolic firing recently of Rick Wagoner, the General Motors chief executive. Other C...
How did things get this crazy? You turn on the news and the headline is something like "President fires CEO," and a blogger points out that's about as expected as "Pope ...
WASHINGTON A few decades on the planet confirm a certain consistency among males in their approach to love and war.
Suffice to say, there is usually much talk of sabers...
