There is no "war" against terrorism. What George W. Bush launched and Barack Obama insists on perpetuating does not qualify. Not if by war one means d...
It took more than six months for the White House to "strongly condemn" the excessive use of force against the protesters in Tehran, and God knows how ...
Events of the last few days have demonstrated that there are some fundamentals that you can count on: First, there are demented extremists who are no...
Examining the presidential response to a recently foiled terror attempt, there is a war between the political and the knee-jerk emotion.
These are the presents that folks may not have received wrapped up in shiny paper with bows on them this year but certainly deserved.
Today, NRDC released an assessment of President Obama’s environmental record in his first year in office. One of the issues where he has made pr...
We've lost a lot of our our innocence in only 10 years. From Al Quaeda to Bernie Madoff, we're waking up to the realization that the American Dream is just a dream if we aren't responsible for it.
A progressive break of support for the administration over the health reform bill could be a risky political strategy. But, it could also be quite effective. Just think "divide and conquer."
The worst criticism from the left is that Obama is no different than Bush. It was this intellectual laziness that led some on the left to embrace Ralph Nader and the decade's biggest lie, that Gore and George Bush were one in the same.
Irrevocably, politics changed in the past 10 years because of technology in general and the Internet in particular. So here, in no particular order, are the decade's top moments in tech and politics.
I long for the days when the elected president was seen to be, and widely accepted to be, president of all Americans -- when the party not in power didn't cheer for failure.
Since President Obama is in Hawaii with his family, I guess he'll be on his best behavior this New Year's. We'll have to wait for another administration before we hear about any lamp shades on heads.
On Christmas Day, President Obama himself gave an absolutely tone-deaf response to the near catastrophe on Northwest Airlines Flight 253. If he is truly a Moses, then perhaps he needs an Aaron.
Taxing or reducing this year's Wall Street bonuses is but an irritant for bankers if they can safely hold on to the hundred's of billions paid out over the past few years of fraudulent "banking".
Obama's presidency will not rise or fall on health care, but on his ability to safeguard America. His lackadaisical response to Friday's terrorist act is cause for alarm.
Doctor Who's present incarnation of the Doctor, the tenth to date, is reaching "the end of his song."
Projects like the Fresh Air Center are the success of a failed UN summit because of the social relationships established and the well-rooted online infrastructure and knowledge base created.
Which have been better? Our Super Bowl games? Or our presidents? Finally, with my crazy new project called America Bowl, we'll find out.
Looking back on 2009, a narrative seems to have emerged that the Democrats failed and would pay the price in the 2010 midterm elections. But where is the discussion of how the Republicans have behaved in the last year?
Here's the puzzle: Does imminent passage of a health care bill, however sorely flawed, mean the president is a failure or a success? Ross Douthat, t...
