Has the world already reached peak oil, a time of permanently high oil prices and shortages that will profoundly change our way of life? The answer, I think, is likely y...
Why isn't Barack Obama doing better against John McCain in the opinion polls? For a big part of the answer, look no further than Saturday night's forum at Saddleback Chu...
I've received a lot of angry e-mail about my last column, which harshly criticized Russia for invading Georgia.
Many of the writers argue the Bush administration has no ...
In 1989, when cellular phones were as big as bricks, sold for thousands of dollars and cost up to a dollar a minute to use, Congress added them to the list of executive ...
If only drivers could avoid high gasoline prices as easily as Congress has avoided doing anything about them.
Gas has dipped below $4 a gallon for the first time in mont...
Fifteen years after a breakup that ended with both parties reeling, Cuba and Russia are rediscovering that old magic — the heady satisfaction that comes from keeping Ame...
As American students prepare to head back to school, parents should prepare for the imminent advertising blitz. Commercials selling everything from laptops to lunchboxes...
WASHINGTON — Last August, John McCain's campaign was a guttering candle, out of money but flush with half-baked ideas that were unlikely to be improved by further baking...
In July, federal authorities indicted Sen. Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, on corruption charges on the grounds that Alaska's Prince of Earmarks concealed hundreds of thousands o...
The Obama campaign has for months pursued the odd strategy of having the junior senator from Illinois act as if he were already kinda-sorta president of the United State...
