To sustain the fight against insect-borne diseases, we must improve research funding for public health insecticides.

The United States Agency for International Development must change its policy, or its health officials should be replaced by those who will.

Scenes were enacted and re-enacted; dead bodies were carried from point to point and then back again; Hezbollah spokesmen chatted on cellphones until it was time to turn on the tears for cameras.

Although their margins differ, all of the major national polls predict a victory two weeks from now for President Bill Clinton. Could they be wrong?

The U.S. Agency for International Development should take several steps to improve performance, or Congress should distribute its malaria budget to another agency.

The most important U.S. aid vehicle, the United States Agency for International Development (USAID), has failed disastrously in its mission.

Inviting Mr. Clinton to testify would expedite the impeachment process, focus the American people's attention on the trial, and test whether he would continue to lie even in the well of the Senate.

The Democrats' top priority right now is to prevent the Senate's impeachment proceedings from turning into another sensational criminal trial.