Liberals love building highways and bridges, but loathe making it affordable to drive on them. This is just a small example of the Catch-22 liberalism has found itself in.

President Obama's charge for NASA to tell Muslims how good they are at math is representative of the catch-22 facing liberalism, as the reality of hyper-mission creep undoes the dream of a nimble, focused, problem-solving government.

States of greater interest to the White House may have received preferential grades on their Race to the Top applications.

Paul Wolfowitz's personnel missteps were merely the pretext for a campaign to discredit his anticorruption agenda.

Today's budget restrictions are hitting hard at the American military's air arm. Perhaps the Air Force's lack of pedigree has resulted in fewer champions for it on Capitol Hill.

Expelling college students for suicidal thoughts or behavior violates clinical common sense; instead, universities should adopt enlightened individualized approaches to helping these vulnerable students.

The discussion of border adjustments and other fallacies threatens to obscure the important issues at stake in the debate over fundamental tax reform.

Developing cannabis into aneffective prescription medication can be a goal within reach. But it will take a federal government that is truly open to the research that it claims to value.