In awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to the accomplishment-free Mr. Obama, the Norwegian parliamentarians who voted were not so much recognizing the young president so much as they were honoring themselves and their own timid foreign-policy creed.

Education leaders often act lazily, blaming union contracts and federal regulation rather than confronting the problems they have the capacity to solve.

Our free society will see serious trouble if we fail to see that not every political mistake is equivalent to Watergate and not every misstatement is perjury.

Many Poles complain they're not getting much in return for helping the United States in a time of need.

Drugs can have unforeseen problems when administered to large and old populations, and the ensuing lawsuits may limit drug development and increase drug prices.

What will happen to Cuba after the death of Fidel Castro?