What I find most fascinating about the debate over corporate personhood is the fact that the people who defend corporate personhood don't anthropomorphize big business nearly as much as those who oppose it.

President Obama's core message in his Wednesday press conference, his first since March, could be found in his advice to Republicans. "Are you willing to compromise your kids' safety so some corporate-jet owner can get a tax break?'"

Let's take a deep breath and think about what we know about gun violence and gun control.

America's local news is now the world's local news, as demonstrated by the Virginia Tech massacre.

Insxity-five years of surveys, there has been no instance in which people have said their federal income taxes are too low; solid majorities almost always say they are too high.

Why was I so impressed by the assemblage of athletic talent that came together at Madison Square Garden to raise big bucks for Bill Bradley?

In Colorado, community leaders are taking out their anger on the gun culture and its foremost advocate, the NRA.

Newt Gingrich is on target to make at least $3 million in lecture fees alone this year while laying the groundwork to maintain his influence in national politics.