When it comes to Iraq, one increasingly gets the sense that the endgame is near.
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As health care reform emerges as a national issue once again, it seems advisable to take a look at how these things play out away from the major cities, state capitals and Washington, D.C.
As a member of Congress, I have taken up that charge by promoting a science-based solution to a serious issue.
These hallowed battlegrounds are where American soldiers fought with honor and distinction on behalf of freedom and equality.
Five years into the battle, one of the leading thinkers on national security writes that America is not yet prepared for challenges on the other key fronts.
Plagued by scandal, has the United Nations outlived its usefulness?
The United States conintues to facepotential confrontations throughout this region of the world.
The growth of this Asian giant is not only inevitable, but something that will alter our global preeminence.
The U.S. is adopting a familiar approach in the face of continuing North Korean defiance.
Living conditions and widening gap between rich and poor driving political discontent throughout the region.
The continent three and a half times the size of the United States is more important than you think.
No: Taxes are down, debt is up and the demand for government services is greater than ever.
Yes: The return on our investment is too low, and the cost of the economy is too high.
The newly-elected Congressman from California's 22nd District reveals the individuals who inspired him as a child and historical figures he would most like to meet in a profile that also includes his thoughts on the issue facing America that no one is talking about.