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Obama’s peace trip turns into a war folly
In the heart of his mission to Latin America, President Barack Obama tried to get the world to see what he saw. “Latin America is at peace,” he said…
Calculating the escalating cost of Obama’s war on Libya
Calculating the U.S. price tag for the no-fly zone in Libya is hardly simple math. Four nights of a U.S. and European assault easily tops hundreds of millions of dollars…
Warning couch potatos: Sex can kill you
Sex and exercise can trigger heart attacks in older people who don’t get much of either, a new analysis finds. The risk is low, but it’s a good reminder that…
HBO plans Dick Cheney miniseries
First Sarah Palin, now Dick Cheney. HBO is developing a miniseries about the former Vice President based on Pulitzer prize winner Bart Gellman‘s best-selling book: “Angler: The Cheney Vice Presidency…
Americans sort of support Libya action
Early comments online and in newspapers point to cautious American support for a limited role in bombing Libyan air defenses but wariness over entangling the United States in an ill-defined…
GOP’s big problem: Finding the perfect candidate
Mitt Romney is the godfather of what Republican critics call Obamacare. Newt Gingrich is an adulterer on his third marriage. Tim Pawlenty is too green — environmentally, that is. Jon…
Rabid religious right flexes political muscle
Republican presidential candidates take note: the clout of social and religious conservatives is growing in politically crucial Iowa. And these activists are driving the debate here toward cultural issues —…
The too-high cost of imposing America’s will on others
Once President Barack Obama made the decision to blow well over $100 million in taxpayer dollars for a weekend attack on Libya, we saw yet another example of committing an…
Obama’s foreign policy a contradiction
The contradictions that have marked Barack Obama‘s Presidency also mark his approach to foreign policy. And his travels in South America show just how different those approaches can be. As…
A year later, the health care ‘reform’ debate continues
It’s been a year since President Barack Obama‘s controversial health care “reform” became law and America remains divided over whether it’s a good or bad thing. Most can’t even decide…
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