The United States finally entered the First World War because of the nation’s lingering outrage over a few hundred floating bodies from the sunken ocean liner Lusitania, which was torpedoed ...

We’re about to enter the chapter of this story where Very Serious People fret about how bad it would be to continue our campaign of bombing Afghanistan forward into the ...

After holding the line on Kyoto global warming and SDI in his recent trip to Europe, President Bush has suddenly gone wobbly at home by endorsing an electricity-price-cap plan ordered ...

Some one million African, Asian, and Latin American lives could be saved annually by the substance that nearly extinguished the bald eagle. The Persistent Organic Pollutants (POPs) Treaty, which the ...

One of the most disturbing aspects of the Marc Rich pardon is Bill Clinton’s attempt to defend it by, among other subterfuges, pointing to George Bush’s pardon of Caspar Weinberger ...

Well, David Horowitz’s anti-reparations spiel has gotten him on the front page of the Washington Post style section and made campus leftists look extremely stupid, so it looks like it ...

… Then, when Elián comes back to the United States in fifteen years or so, either on a raft — if Castro’s alive — or on an American Airlines daily nonstop — if he’s dead — and says “Why did you send me back…

… But what truly enraged me — and what might explain the level of contempt I now have for Northworst Airlines — is the complete disregard paid to me by the flight non-attendant not five feet in front of…

The Clinton-Gore administration’s hapless and incoherent management of foreign policy is nowhere as evident as in their bungling on OPEC’s oil-price hike. Energy secretary Bill Richardson’s tin-cup diplomacy — Tom ...

… Last week I criticized: service on Northwest airlines; the new OSHA directive on home workers; and Al Gore’s bizarre, pro-gay, litmus test for members of the Joint Chiefs.