Imagine you open the door to your home after a long trip, only to find …
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ROME – Italian news reports say at least seven people have died in an explosion …
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ATHENS, Ga. – Vanderbilt and No. 13 Georgia bring different quarterback questions into Saturday’s game. …
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It’s been said many, many times, from George Bush to Barack Obama. “We owe it to the children…”, “our children deserve better…” Americans in their twenties like me, often rhetorically known as “the children,” are the figure of speech used to seal arguments and inspire charitable acts. But in reality, …
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On the long trip home from Jerusalem last week, I reflected on the new/old Middle East—from historic changes no one predicted to old hatreds seemingly immune to change… We are a long way from the early days of the Arab Spring, when young people like 30 year-old Google executive Wael …
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For the first time in the 221-year history of Congress, members of the U.S. House today read aloud the U.S. Constitution. It served as an important reminder for lawmakers to reflect on the limits of their authority and the powers delegated to them. But the mere utterance of “We the …
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