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The scary thing about our current jam is that 9/11 was supposed to have been the wakeup call, but we are again asleep.
Japanese are disappearing in slow motion and so far, there is no rescue plan.
In 2008 Barack Obama carried voters under age 30 by a 66%-32% margin, according to the exit poll. In contrast, he carried voters 30 and over by only 50%-49%. But it doesn’t look like the Millennials are still 2-1 Democratic, at least to judge from two recent polls conducted in late November and early December.
Venezuelan dictator Hugo Chávez told a gathering of regional heads of government in Caracas on Saturday that, “Roger Noriega wants me to die.” That’s not quite true. Even less true is Chávez’s unbelievable assertion that four rounds of chemotherapy left him “without a single carcinogenic cell” in his body.
The explanation for China's international rudeness is a threefold recipe for mischief: greater military power combined with leadership weakness and a xenophobic nationalism that China's leadership created.
Republican districts along the banks of the Ohio River are in danger of losing their incumbents in the midterm elections.
Despite claims to the contrary, addiction is not a universal ailment. There are certain characteristics that increase the risk of becoming addicted to drugs.
If our schools and universities cared about history, Anne Applebaum's magisterial work, Gulag would be required reading.






