January 21, 2007  President Bush will give his State of the Union address to the nation Tuesday night. What can we expect the president to say in the midst of an unpopular war effort and the wake of a sea change at the ballot box?
January 21, 2007  Four teams are set to fight for two berths in the Super Bowl. In the AFC, it's a quarterback duel between the Patriots' Tom Brady and the Colts' Peyton Manning. In the NFC, it's the surprising Saints and the erratic Bears.
January 7, 2007  Nobel Laureate and Princeton University psychology professor Daniel Kahneman explains why the "hawkish" point of view so often prevails in times of national conflict.
January 7, 2007  For Rain Pryor, being the daughter of comedian Richard Pryor, wasn't always one long laughfest. Her father's use of drugs and alcohol resulted in savage dark moods of anger and abuse directed toward his children and women. Rain Pryor has written about both the happy and difficult times in her relationship with her father in Jokes My Father Never Taught Me.
January 7, 2007  In the fall elections, a county commissioner in Broward County, Fla., found what appeared to be a rare stamp affixed to an absentee ballot. If authentic, the so-called "Inverted Jenny" would have been worth about $300,000. American Philatelic Society director Peter Mastrangelo traveled to Florida with colleague Mercer Bristow to inspect the stamp, and deemed it a fake.
January 7, 2007  Former Massachusetts Gov. Mitt Romney has declared his intentions to run for president in 2008. Romney is a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, a fact that may cause some problems for him on the campaign trail.