Richard Curtis had a death in the family. I'd flown in to London to do the interviews for my Pirate Radio coverage, and the director was at the top of...
While the technical revelations regarding the Qum nuclear enrichment facility filter out as the IAEA prepares its final report to the U.N., the U.S. is at a crossroads regarding Iran's nuclear program.
The "Who is a Jew?" question is a thorny one, which has been bedeviling Israel since it's inception.
So here's what I did on my class trip to London: shoot a video featuring people on the street discussing whether they preferred Pirate Radio or The Bo...
The chutzpa of British judges. They are trying to alter the identity requirements of a three-and-half thousand year old faith that is the precursor of Christianity.
Ken Guest has been immersed in Afghanistan, since the inception of the Soviet - Afghan war. As an expert journalist and analyst, Guest has also cover...
A prominent legal expert, Mr. Geoffrey Robertson, exposed this week the false and inaccurate statements on the Armenian Genocide made by the British Foreign and Commonwealth Office.
In a continuation of the failed British and American "War on Drugs," the British government's chief drug adviser was fired after claiming that ecstasy and LSD are less dangerous than alcohol.
The aim is to set standards for the global $55 billion export business in guns, tanks, attack helicopters, jet fighters, missiles and other conventional weapons.
Technology has grown by such leaps and bounds since 1969 that it's hard to conceive how things were before we all had access to computers.
Britain is tearing up its socialist roots and traversing a path back to conservatism. For those who feel sidelined in the immigration debate, the BNP has become a solution - albeit an extreme one.
It is the first time that any intelligence service, anywhere in the world, has allowed an historian to read through its files and record his or her findings.
Obama is in a multi-faceted complex of geopolitical crises. He is actively using military force in two of the countries, and has threatened, at the least, tough sanctions in the third.
By Laurie Penny The people of Britain understand the political potential of the internet like nobody else in the West. We have a ferocious craving for...
Instant runoff voting (IRV) is gaining support in the United States, particularly as a means to replace runoff elections that double the costs of admi...
As an American traveling in Great Britain I was appalled to read the fusillade of defamatory comments aimed from Fleet Street at Obama on the occasion of the award of the Nobel Peace Prize.
An American editor living in London writes about the best places for book lovers abroad.
Afghans and Americans deserve is a full, public discussion of the policy choices looming in the next weeks. We must choose to demonstrate a commitment to the rule of law, and not violence.
One of the most frustrating aspects of the health care reform debate is how often everyone pretends that we have no good options. We let people ...
Archeologists have found a smaller version of Stonehenge about a mile from the larger circle of rocks in Wiltshire, England, the BBC is reporting.
There was some good progress in Thursday's international negotiation sessions with Iran. But anyone who imagines the problem is solved is quite delusional.
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