For the moment, the Tea Party movement is helping pull the GOP out of a slump that seemed like it would continue for a long time. Will it last, or will the movement end up doing for Republicans what the left has done for Democrats ?
America’s mission in Iraq is shifting from an active combat role to a smaller security presence. But the war that gripped our attention for years is now off the radar screen.
Sarah Palin’s decision to jump to the defense of “Doctor” Laura Schlessinger has many Republicans confused as to what her plans for the future are.
As many American soldiers have died in Afghanistan under Obama as under Bush.
Colombia has sworn in a new president. And so begins the Santos era as the Uribe era heads for the history books.
U.S. District Court Judge Vaughn Walker today declared California’s Proposition 8 to be unconstitutional, thus opening the latest front in the gay marriage wars.
In the first entry in this series we looked at a basic question of democratic theory. In this one, we look at whether the EC ever worked as the Framers intended.
Barack Obama was a big hit on college campuses in 2008. Two years later, those same young voters seem to be having second thoughts.
It would appear that the only people who have confidence in the United States Congress are the people who work there.
Reports of Barack Obama’s political death are greatly exaggerated and wildly premature.
Is it really too much to ask that when people try to make arguments based on our country’s founding documents that they at least understand the passages that they are quoting?
A new poll shows that Americans have some odd ideas about the Constitution, and how to change it.
A survey of historians ranks Obama as the 15th best president ever, ahead of Ronald Reagan and behind Bill Clinton.
The most shocking news about Larry King’s retirement announcement was the realization that he was still on the air.
