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President Barack Obama has no shortage of nasty critics at home, including the present gong show known as the Republican presidential field. But despi...
The decision by France, Britain, and Italy to send small teams of military advisers to Libya to help the rebels has raised questions about whether this is the start of foreign ground troops.
Newscaster: The failure of today's pre-dawn Special Forces raid in Tripoli to catch or dispatch Moammar Gaddafi leaves the Obama Administration with a...
In 1977, inspired by the attitude and message of punk, a band with distant island sound formed and changed the musical landscape forever. That band was The Specials.
Ginia Bellafante's piece in the Times is openly, even proudly contemptuous of the entire fantasy genre, and -- perhaps worst of all -- is patronizing to women readers.
If you're like me, you could care less about the royal wedding, except to note that if William wasn't a prince, Kate would have been way out of his league. Nice work, Willy.
The ten largest national economies in the world comprise nearly 70% of the entire world's economy.
Don't let the Gawd-bless-you-ever-so-'umbly-yer-Majesty tone of the global media coverage blasted at America fool you. Most British people are benignly indifferent to the wedding of William Windsor and Kate Middleton.
There is an old French saying, "Plus ca change, plus c'est la meme chose" The more things change, the more they remain the same. When I heard that the...
One of the persistent motifs of Beyond Black is the triviality that pervades the spirit world: the idea that the dead are just as preoccupied with the temporal as they were in life.
Those Upstairs Downstairs purveyors have woven their now chilling, now heart-warming, now belly-laughs-inducing intrigues into a tapestry worthy of hanging next to the first series.
Blair has gone down in history as Britain's perhaps most controversial first lady, criticized for everything from her career ambitions to her clothes and her working-class background. In person, though, she's affable and witty.
In the photographs that follow, you will see and get to know a vibrant, bright young couple who have made their own way, sometimes in defiance of royal tradition.
I'm ashamed to say that between raising a child, working and taking care of the endless duties associated with being a grownup, I've lost touch with the part of me that once taped photos of Davy Jones and David Cassidy to my bedroom walls.
With apologies to the Royal Family. The wedding of the decade is creeping ever closer, and it's getting harder and harder to sneak around the outskir...
