Russia's invasion of Georgia spread into a multi-front war Monday as Moscow's troops attacked in the west of the country and took the town of Gori in its center, effectively splitting the nation in two...
Public confidence in America’s public schools and the No Child Left Behind Act (NCLB) declined in 2008, according to findings from the second annual national survey by Education Next and the Program on Education Policy and Governance (PEPG) at Harvard University...
The news out of Iran lately couldn't be clearer--they are actively developing nuclear capabilities and playing a deadly game to delay any serious attempt to stop them...
Founders Madison and Hamilton clashed over the constitutionality of a national bank, while Founders Washington and Madison had a constitutional dispute over the power to make treaties...
It's high time California's policymakers look past their annual dickering over the state budget and start planning for the major, long-range demographic changes facing the Golden State, according to an economic think tank in Sacramento...
Back in 2005, speaking before a crowd of more than 150,000 exuberant Georgians cheering "Bushi! Bushi!", President Bush made a promise to the people of that former Soviet republic: "The path of freedom you have chosen is not easy, but you will not travel it alone...
The swelling conflict between Russia and Georgia over South Ossetia and Abkhazia is the first major real-time foreign-policy crisis faced by Barack Obama...
with Gary S. Beckervia Massachusetts Divorce and Family Law Blog
Sunday, August 10, 2008
I have long been waiting for the Law and Economics blogging professor duo from the University of Chicago - Judge Richard Posner and Gary Becker - to address gay marriage on their blog...
Sir, - Daniel Pipes's "Samir Kuntar and the last laugh" (July 21) was a breath of fresh air following the frightening release of the terrorist who murdered a four-year-old...
