My New Year's resolution is to finally give up my addiction to two liquids that are trashing the lives of some of the poorest people on earth: bottled water, and Coke. In 2009, I am determined to lose my bottle.
The people our governments are labeling as "one of the great menaces of our times" have an extraordinary story to tell -- and some justice on their side.
Bananas are dying. Soon -- in 5, 10 or 30 years -- the yellow creamy fruit as we know it will not exist.
When journalist David Plotz took Provigil, he said it should be sold as "the boss' little helper." It makes you work better and harder than before.
George Michael is telling me a strange story -- where he walks on stage before a billion people and privately panics, "I am becoming one of the biggest stars in the world -- and I think I might be a poof. This cannot end well."
By telling the story of Dresden from the perspective of the Germans, David Irving suddenly found another door opening -- to Hitler's ghost.
Hip hop has long been the ultimate in gay-bashing hate music. Why do they do it? Why do hip-hop artists -- often the victims of bigotry themselves -- incite this hatred?
If you want to know if Obama is really altering the tectonic forces that drive American power, keep an eye on the rooftop of the world.
Why are religious sensitivities so much more likely to provoke demands for censorship than, say, political sensitivities? The answer lies in the nature of faith.
The reality of FDR's rule is more complex than either side admits -- but the lessons vindicate one set of principles resoundingly.
