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All the more reason not to invade Iran.

Starvation as a bargaining chip in Zambia.

Three years early, Democrat swine position themselves.

Meet the civil rights group whose rhetoric comes from Wise Use, whose support comes from Monsanto, and whose agenda coincides precisely with that of George W. Bush.

Global Warming and the politics of sleep.

What a new poll says about left vs. right.

It's not only the dollar that's falling.

How to bring down a giant, one blood vessel at a time.

On the Person of the Year issue.

Or, how I learned to stop worrying and love the Long-Rod Penetrator.

Conservative evangelical Christians are getting worried about the fate of God's creation. Can the greening of the GOP base happen fast enough to derail the party's scorched-earth plans for Bush II?

Anyone surprised by the media's current sycophancy need only look at the sad story of Gary Webb to see that it was a long time coming.

If you aren't somewhat back to normal by now, you should be. What November 2 meant, and what it didn't.

Just what the hell is that thing? Recreating the Battle of the Bulge, 2004.

I was curious about the Florida vote numbers. So I crunched them myself.

Alberto Gonzales wasn't the first U.S. official to consider the Geneva Conventions "obsolete." A trip down memory lane in Honduras.

What's love got to do with 2008?

Counting down to November 2 in southwestern Wisconsin.

Can the GOP protect the national-security lie until November?

Assault weapons are as American as apple pie. They just don't taste as good.