One of the few incontrovertible assertions one can reasonably make is that no one supports forced abortion.
Racial and ethnic diversity is the key to happiness, success in the global marketplace and, not least, an interesting life.
With a flick of his pen, President Barack Obama finally laid to rest Freud's most famous question and iterated one of man's hardest-won lessons: Women want what women want.
As he lifted the ban on federal funding for embryonic stem cell research Monday, President Barack Obama proclaimed that scientific decisions now will be made "on facts, not ideology."
The first however-many days of Barack Obama's presidency have been a study in amateurism.
Partisanship has reached a tipping point when the new president is circling the fire hydrant with a conservative talk-radio personality.
It is the curse of the journalist always to be present, but never really There.
Something has gone terribly wrong with the American dream. No longer is a college degree -- or even an advanced degree -- a guarantee of employment or job security.
When it comes to the six Republicans competing for lead dog of the GOP leadership, all are on point: They love Ronald Reagan, are pro-life, advocate small government, and promise more diversity and fewer taxes.
Let me be the first in the new year to declare that the mainstream media are dead. Now, can we please move on?
Summing up, let me just say that I reject, repudiate, renounce, denounce, dismiss and utterly regret 2008.
It is a legitimate question: Why is the resume-thin Caroline Kennedy being treated seriously as a prospective appointee to the U.S. Senate when the comparatively more-qualified Gov. Sarah Palin received such a harsh review?
It almost goes without saying that no one would pay Caroline Kennedy any attention were she not the beneficiary of a famous name -- and the daughter of a martyred president.
In the latest blog scandal-ette, Jon Favreau, a Holy Cross valedictorian and 27-year-old wunderkind speechwriter for Barack Obama, was captured clutching the prospective secretary of state's, um, pectoral area, while a fellow reveler, wearing an "Obama Staff" T-shirt, nuzzles Clinton's ear and holds a beer bottle to her smiling lips.
In the bailout spirit of cutting costs and protecting resources, what say we just arrest the state of Illinois and sort out the details later?
Despite its sudden popularity, oogedy-boogedy is nonetheless causing some consternation and confusion. What does it mean and whence does it come? In the Dec. 15 issue of National Review, Ramesh Ponnuru writes that he doesn't know what oogedy-boogedy means, "but I gather it's bad."
We are sitting at a restaurant counter, sipping wine and chatting, when my friend begins twittering.
Sound the alarms, man the barracks, alert the producers! Barack Obama, agent of change, isn't a-changin'.
So much for the wisdom of The People. A new report from the Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI) on the nation's civic literacy finds that most Americans are too ignorant to vote.
The Cold War that prompted the creation of Radio Free Europe may have ended. And The Wall did come tumbling down. But the voice of liberty still travels over the airwaves the old-fashioned way -- as well as by television.
