The Case for Choosing Life
Communities everywhere must now decide between tax reform and public spending cuts—between economic life and death.
The debate over why the GDP is flawed is about more than numbers.
Uri Davis is the first Jew elected to the Fatah Revolutionary Council.
In 2003, four U.S. soldiers were charged with brutally murdering another member of the Army. A new book examines …
New Honduran president’s legitimacy questioned as ‘one-sided civil war’ deepens human rights crisis, national bankruptcy declared
How con men and paranoiacs learned to love the Hardin huskow.
Communities everywhere must now decide between tax reform and public spending cuts—between economic life and death.
As states look to save money, some are shortening public employees’ workweek to four days.
One year after “Operation Cast Lead” concluded, a look back at its aftermath.
A new film dramatizes a 1936 mountain-climbing contest—and prefigures the horrors of World War II.
Marijuana at a crossroads.
The fiscal crises unfolding in legislatures across the country will only get worse in 2010.
The jury is still out on whether the generation is narcissistic and disconnected.
A gay Ugandan blogger tells his story to the world.
To justify a land grab, Delhi has a new enemy—the Maoists.
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