Many of the options provided by private health care plans will not exist in a government-run health program.

President Barack Obama deflects criticism that his health care plan will bring on government rationing of medical care by arguing that insurance companies ration care, but Medicare has been rationing care for years.

AEI's Scott Gottleib, M.D., comments on President Obama's health care plan.

More than 30 years after the Islamic Revolution, Iran remains a black hole for American analysts. The unknowns regarding Iranian command, control, and capabilities represent an intelligence failure the likes of which make the Central intelligence Agency's 2002 false findings regarding Iraq weapons of mass destruction program look like small potatoes.

A lobbying battle is heating up over a health reform provision that would cap the amount of money that insurers can spend on administrative costs, and the stance that the administration is taking could undermine its efforts to implement every other element of its legislation.

From one of America's embedded journalists--a riveting first-person account of the men who fought and the high-tech munitions that are changing the face of warfare forever.

Ottawa will not close down the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation, no matter how many contributors to the National Post yearn to see the end of it.

Typically regarded as the paragon of humanitarianism, refugee camps are in fact one of the biggest stains on the conscience of the international community.