Outside the Beltway

Once again, President Obama’s attempt to communicate a foreign policy vision falls short.

Thanks to the Supreme Court, your DNA cannot be patented.

Mal Moore, who was part of ten football championships at Alabama, has died at 73.

“Who owns Sherlock Holmes?” The answer is . . . complicated.

America’s Protestants are dying off and being replaced by non-believers.

Questions about why the Obama administration pretended the attacks on our Embassy in Libya were a spontaneous reaction to a video rather than a coordinated terrorist attack are gaining steam.

The athletes gathered at the London Olympics have sacrificed much of their lives training to excel at their sports. But most also have extraordinary genetic advantages.

A new set of proposed Constitutional Amendments reveals that many people still don’t understand what Citizens United was about.

The Pentagon is frustrated that the Obama administration doesn’t “seem to understand what military force can and cannot do.”

Ken Levine has some advice for aspiring writers: Forget about slaving over plots and character development. Instead, sleep your way around campus and write about it.

Having a computer in the home does not have a significant impact on academic achievement, according to several new studies.