Sounding more like a potential 2012 candidate than ever, Palin bets the winning argument in two years will be an emphasis on restoring American exceptionalism in the world and on faith -- specifically, Judeo-Christian faith -- at home.

WASHINGTON — Conservative commentator Glenn Beck and tea party champion Sarah Palin appealed Saturday to a vast, predominantly white crowd on the Na...

When Fox News host Glenn Beck held his Aug. 28 Restoring Honor rally on the National Mall, many observers noted that it seemed more religious than pol...

When we heard Jon Stewart make his big announcement about the Rally to Restore Sanity, we signed up immediately. Why would two older people like us want to go to Washington DC for a "comedy rally"?

It's always a mistake to let a ranter rant. Without pushback, the anger takes flight. The question now is: With the public now inflamed in anger, th...

Obama needs more than a redecoration of his oval office; he needs a rediscovery of the man so many looked to with hope and respect. I say this not to discount the good he has done, but to redirect him towards the good he must do.

While everyone is focused on the crowd sizes or Glenn Beck's tall tale about holding in his bare hands George Washington's inaugural address at the National Archives, the more important questions ought to be about the money.

Any rally on the mall honoring King must acknowledge that the government, rightly led, can be a force for good. Hating the government, to King, was no less despicable than hating one's fellow human being.

Politicos and journalists are keenly aware of how racial cuing is one of the most potent messaging tools. Today, racial animus can be cued ever so delicately

The president's stepping back from his promise to call us to a higher form of civic engagement means that a vacuum has been left during this historic moment of transition in America.

But just because Beck didn't bring his campaign of hysterical fear-mongering to its logical conclusion doesn't make the event apolitical.