A piece of paper found on the sidewalk near the Capitol may provide an interesting glimpse into the thinking of top policy makers.

For the National Organization for Women, women can do whatever they want with their bodies--so long as it's politically correct.

The greatest risk to athletes may be the prohibition of steroids. Getting the drugs secretly and not having the proper supervision may result in complications that could otherwise be avoided.

Although most biomedical technologies are developed for therapeutic purposes, once here they are quickly available to serve many other ends, good ones and bad.

In a culture where we medicate at every opportunity, the real surprise in the wake of baseball's steroid mess may be not how many players used the drugs to gain an edge, but how few.

In the opening pages of Are Men Necessary? When Sexes Collide, Maureen Dowd says that when it comes to sex and love she has "no answers." So why read the book?

Representative Jane Harman (D-Calif.) discusses intelligence reform.

A critical look at Roger Clemens, Barry Bonds, the Mitchell Report, and the adulteration of American sports.