President Obama is reportedly gearing up to "kill" Mitt Romney in the general election. He may not get the chance. Texas Gov. Rick Perry, who entered the presidential race Saturday, gets to take the first shot at the GOP front-runner-and if history is any indication, Romney won't know what hit him.

Review of Coercing Virtue: The Worldwide Rule of Judges by Robert H. Bork.

Single-sex schooling is not for everyone. But it can help some students to become more focused and well-rounded.

Banking history shows us an interesting way to divide banks into two parts: this is the State of Louisiana Banking Act of 1842.

Republicans are jumping on the anti-earmark bandwagon after Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell announced his support for a GOP earmark ban.

As Walter Bagehot said, it is "the ablest and cleverest the most" who in the fever of the boom "trade far above their means."

The nation is experiencing a popular backlash against the expansion of government and runaway federal spending, and across the country fiscally conservative candidates are taking advantage of this popular groundswell.

Despite the crowing by Democrats over the conclusions of inspector David Kay, President Bush is innocent of lies and distortions.