Congressman Murtha used to do this sort of stuff in whispers in a corner on the House floor: During a series of House votes Thursday, Murtha walked to the chamber’s Republican side to confront Rep. Mike Rogers, R-Mich., a 43-year-old…

Problem? Lack of vacation time. Solution? The federal government. This is obviously one of its roles, and it will perform this role as well as it executes its other assigned duties. Statism is alive and well.

I hate to break up the presidential water cooler (well, not really), but the music business has interesting news today: Amazon will sell music free of digital rights management (DRM) software. Apple already announced earlier this year it would do…

Sheesh, and I thought most of the talk of the presidential horse race was premature. First, the party needs a nominee. Then, I’ll begin to think about his running mate.

John, if Slate or Timothy Noah are sufficient standards of decency for you, it is open season on Falwell. He couldn’t wait much longer than eight hours to let the whole world know that he is not a fan.

Philip, I wouldn’t go so far as to call that “gotcha” journalism. If the Giuliani campaign’s (oops — David Brody’s) point was to note his tolerance for diverse groups, they would tout those other proclamations just as loudly. But it…

Deaver backs off. His colleagues say the Daily Telegraph story about him endorsing Thompson is false.

Even my eight-year-old brother is YouTube proficient. So why not the Supreme Court? Okay, so the Court didn’t exactly post its smoking evidence on YouTube. But the opinion in Scott v. Harris turns on video evidence, which the Court has…

…as long as no one can hear them, or so Howard Dean says.

Sometimes, the White House’s stubbornness is respectable. At the same time, it can be downright unbelievable.