We as a nation can’t afford to learn the same lesson that Oregon is learning the hard way.
Obama says the photos revealing alleged abuse of detainees will remain classified, despite ACLU pressure for their release.
The Post-9/11 GI Bill is a vast improvement over its predecessor, though not entirely flawless.
The president's strategy ignores the facts on the ground in the region — and the significance of America’s fight there.
Obama has changed the sales pitch to focus on costs, but the plan is the same: trade a cost problem for an access disaster. (Watch PJTV's virtual health care forum here.)
Behold, the president's "now you see it, now you don't" deficit spending to get a nationalized health care bill.
A new draft forwarded by Kennedy and Dodd spells obvious disaster for the American worker. (Get details on PJTV's virtual health care forum here.)
Behold, the sublime insanity of the administration's job creation lies.
The comprehensive Republican plan is light years ahead of the Democrats' "reform" proposal.
Kim Jong Il has rescinded the truce that halted the Korean War. (Also read Richard Fernandez: “Words matter, but they aren’t everything.")
Our culture immortalizes show-biz celebrities — shouldn't we know the names and hear the stories of our nation's true heroes?
A ruling by the 11th Circuit could be a sign of things to come in Obama's America.
In the near future, a nameless bureaucrat may determine what kind of medical treatment you receive.
The nationwide protests are just the start of a movement that could — if followed through — bring real change to Washington.
The time has come for the American taxpayer to stand up against the forces of fiscal irresponsibility. (Watch PJTV for live coverage of today's tea parties.)
Despite efforts to spin the pirate tale as evidence of bold leadership by an inexperienced president, the reality was clearly nothing of the sort. (Also read Phyllis Chesler: "When Narratives Collide")
An experimental voucher program falls victim to a cynical ploy by the White House and Senate.