Other than the Washington Post editorial board, few in America were pleased by yesterday’s Supreme Court ruling in Elk Grove…

In his 1997 State of the Union speech, President Clinton returned to one of his favorite themes — education. In…

Over the last few years, the U.S. Supreme Court increasingly has looked to foreign court rulings for guidance on American…

With its ruling yesterday in Southwest Voter Registration Education Project v. Shelley — the California recall election case — the…

Supporters of newly anointed Democratic frontrunner Howard Dean like to point out that he’s no ordinary politician. He’s a doctor,…

Although conservative activists tried to save face this week by claiming victory in the battle against racial preferences with the…

Conventional wisdom says that if any crime deserves the death penalty, last month’s sniper shooting spree in the Washington, D.C….

“Here we go again!” media outlets gleefully chirped last week as they got to report another election breakdown in Florida….

Last Monday, postage rates went up — again. In the third rate-hike since 1999, stamps for first-class letters went up…

For decades, a reliable minority of Supreme Court justices has dreamt of outlawing the death penalty. So far, however, anti-death…