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With one of the shortest lifespans of a high income country, American really cannot afford not to improve our healthcare system.

Somehow it is good and proper for us to be killing Iranian children — although perhaps not to be talking about it.

After months of indecisiveness, government leaders in Mali excepted European intervention in order to address the onslaught of Islamist violence.

If serious mental illnesses are highly heritable, wouldn't the sterilization and murder of such people diminish their prevalence?

America's Stolen Narrative explores the 1968 Nixon campaign efforts to prevent peace in Vietnam in order to help him narrowly be elected president.

The mainstream press regards Julian Assange as neither whistleblower nor journalist, says law professor Jonathan Turley. And his defiance of category has been his downfall.

Paul Krugman: Smart machines may make higher GDP possible, but they will also reduce the demand for people, including smart people.

Militant assault on Western-run gas compound reportedly retaliation for French military strikes against Islamist rebels seeking to overthrow the government in neighboring Mali.

A new book, Kill Anything That Moves, transforms our understanding of the war.

When I was elected to Congress in 2008, I asked to join the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE). Why? Because I was a government employee. The AFGE negotiates …