Bowman considers new polls on the FDA, jury duty, consumer confidence, and Michael Moore.

A new book by Gabriel Schoenfeld thoughtfully outlines the tension between a free press and government secrecy and the importance of preventing the press from revealing real, necessary secrets and endangering national security.

Why should New York City bear the $216 million burden of the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed?

Former senator Ted Stevens was a good senator for Alaskans, and he did service to the nation.

ObamaCare's individual mandate, which requires Americans to purchase health insurance, exceeds the limits of the Constitution's Commerce Clause.

Watching our soon-to-be-ex-president obfuscate, prevaricate, smirk, split hairs and outright lie in his videotaped testimony yesterday was a pretty miserable experience.

Under the rules of Western civilization, fair and truthful criticism, even of a minority group, is not only permissible: it is a duty.

From Russia to taxes, from spin to substance, from the domestic agenda to the Lewinsky affair, the Clinton Administration is heating up and shutting down.