Democratic proposals would increase costs of health insurance.

A new energy crisis looms. When will Americans realize that the solution lies in their own backyard?

Never again will the Nobel Peace Prize carry with it the same prestige it once did.

Why are we worrying about Iran and North Korea, when the greatest threat to our own safety is right in our own backyard?

Obama won’t win any medals for making the right decision in Afghanistan, but the lives of thousands of Americans depend on it.

What do TVs, WWII and hippies have in common?

The President continues to govern as the celebrity-in-chief. Is he risking our national security?

Congratulations, feminists, you now have equality. But at what expense?

Thomas Friedman is right about one thing: the Right’s treatment of Obama has crossed the line. But at the same time, he seems to have a short memory.

It’s not too late for Obama to change course on health care reform.

The President needs to get off TV, to get back into the Oval Office, and to do his job.

If a congressman wants to call Obama a liar, he should be able to do so.

How much will a ticket to Michael Moore’s new movie, “Capitalism: A Love Story,” cost?

Do Republicans want to win elections?

ACORN attempts to shift the blame for their behavior in a weak attempt at a lawsuit.

Democrats putting Republicans in a bind.

Two patients. Two injuries. Two very different experiences that may hold clues about what’s wrong with health care.

A smaller federal government would be better for liberals, too.

The Obama administration repaid Poland’s undying friendship by publicly humiliating them.

President Obama continues to emphasize going green at UN General Assembly.