A brief examination of Americans' mounting revolt against rising property taxes.

With the House now split between Democrats and Republicans, drawing new congressional district boundary lines could determine who wields power after the 2002 midterm election.

Should courts have control over our public schools?

In stark contrast to the torment in Washington, the spirit of innovation and the commitment to problem-solving remains alive and well with the governors.

Despite Congress's move to the political center this year, the partisan voting patterns of 1995 were evident again in 1996, according to National Journal's annual congressional vote ratings.

If you think Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac were a politicized financial disaster, just wait until pension funds implode.

As part of its 1996 welfare reform bill, Congress enacted a $50 million per year program to fund abstinence education.

Hadley Arkes' Bradley Lecture.