It's British, stemming from the "Birkenhead Drill" of 1852.
Norway has paid dearly for supporting an unarmed constabulary and soft penal system.
Parents must confront their nightmares, great and small.
Strauss-Kahn being treated like a common arrestee has some in France riled up. Here, it just makes us proud to be Americans.
It's not surprising that Nir Rosen felt he could get away with making offensive remarks about Lara Logan's attack in Egypt. This time, though, he happened to have hit on a subject that was offensive to leftist sensibilities.
Why are some who criticized Obama’s 2009 failure to support the pro-democracy forces in Iran now advocating going slowly in Egypt? (Also read Michael Ledeen at the Tatler: "Conservatives' Fight over Egypt")
Do mere words have the power to ignite acts such as Saturday's shooting?
Think cap and trade and other unpopular bills are dead? Think again, no matter who wins at the ballot box in November.
In just a year and a half, the president has squandered the nearly universal support of the mainstream press by his incompetent handling of the BP oil spill.
As demonstrated by the incorrect charge about her bracelet, hating Palin is a bonding exercise: a way to signal one's own tasteful judgment.
Barack Obama has been forced to apologize for trashing Las Vegas twice. What is it about that mecca of hedonism that brings out the preacherman in him?
This week our government chose social justice over liberty. We will get neither.
Reality is starting to set in for many who fell in love with him. But don’t expect much change of heart soon.
What are we to make of the administration's cutoff of funds for Iran's human rights watchdog?
The Democrats have seriously misjudged public opinion in calling Republicans insincere with their opposition to ObamaCare.
Ordinary Americans won't buy the Democrats' "astroturfing" charges. (Also read Roger L. Simon: Health Care Comedy from the White House; and Roger Kimball: Something Fishy)
The process of coming to a legal decision should be cerebral rather than emotional.
Could the plight of our grandparents and great-grandparents become our own?
Advice for critics of the president-elect when they feel themselves sliding towards irrational rage.