Europe's enthusiasm for accusing America of every wickedness while assigning every virtue to itself leave Americans bewildered.

Twenty-first century economists blithely talked of the "risk-free debt" of governments, and European bank regulators set a zero-capital requirement on the debt of their governments. The manifold proof of their error is that banks and other investors are now taking huge credit losses on their Greek government bonds. The only question is why anybody would be surprised by this.

The rate of marriage in America is steadily declining. Despite all the talk about "family values" and the breakup of marriages, little attention is paid to what makes a successful marriage or to how men and women can prepare for marriage. "Courting" has disappeared and no new customs have...

Join us as our lively ensemble returns for a Cultural Evening with a reading of the medieval epic poem Sir Gawain and the Green Knight. James Bowman, a resident scholar at the Ethics and Public Policy Center...

Under the Obama healthcare plan, Medicine is undergoing industrialization as doctors become owned commodities of large hospitals and health plans.

History shows us that sovereign governments often default on their loans, particularly in times of war or economic upheaval. Europe finds itself in this situation now and would do well to examine past sovereign debt crises—particularly, the European sovereign debt crisis of the 1920s—for lessons.

Jared Lee Loughner was a sick, tortured soul, and trying to find deep meaning in his favorite books list is a fool's errand.

A new book's cartoonish view of development mars a keen portrait of India today.