This July marks the 80th anniversary of Amelia Earhart’s disappearance. What is it about the American imagination that still has us fascinated with the story so many years later?
The media coverage of the president is overwhelmingly negative: the press remains contemptuous, and they're pushing to get him out before he completes his first term.
Is it racist to not cede space on overcrowded New York City sidewalks? New York Times reporter Greg Howard, writing in the paper’s “Race/Related” newsletter, penned an essay singling out white women for not moving out of his way.
O.J. Simpson is center stage once more trying to get parole for a two-bit robbery in Las Vegas where 10 years ago he rationalized that property that was once his somehow always remains "O.J.’s Stuff."
It has been clear for years that the Internal Revenue Service unlawfully targeted dozens of conservative and Tea Party organizations in what amounted to a disturbing scheme to keep them on the sidelines in the runup to the 2012 election.
The man behind the world-famous Ark Encounter has decided to reclaim "God's rainbow" - announcing the massive ark exhibit will be permanently bathed in rainbow lights.
Against the backdrop of exploding insurance premiums and vanishing options for health care, it is time for the U.S. Senate to deliver on the promises its members have been making to voters for more than seven years.
Does anyone doubt that America is getting more and more like Europe and that ObamaCare was very much part of this Europeanization. ObamaCare lives on, thanks to the Republicans.