Both Rabbi Heschel and Murray were greater men than those who criticize them.

Al Qaeda is counting on sapping our will and persuading America to choose to lose a war it could win.

The decline in journalistic standards due to a liberal media bias has always been lamented by conservatives, and now a consumer backlash against that decline is evidenced by the rise of Fox News and the new alternative media.

Opponents of the Iraq war can have their say, but they must deal with the inconvenient reality that the United States might well win it.

It is not shared history withpatients, but rather variety and quality of experience that determine how successful psychotherapistscan be.

Iran's actions may indicate what the Western world's counter-priorities have to be: destroying Hezbollah, securing Iraq, and halting the Iranian bomb program.

Edwin L. Dale Jr., a former economics reporter who later explained the intricacies of supply-side economics, died today at the Washington Hospice.

Is the war in Iraq an eerie repeat of the Vietnam War?