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If an American doctor of the late 19th century stepped into a time warp and emerged in 2010, he would be shocked by the multitude of pharmaceuticals that today's …

On the eve of the primary that would end his electoral career, Rep. Mike Castle was in a reflective mood. He seemed calm and confident, yet almost everything he …

“Men at some time are masters of their fates. The fault, dear Brutus, is not in our stars but in ourselves that we are underlings.” - William Shakespeare, Julius …

Corruption is more and more being built up as our greatest problem in Afghanistan. It’s all over the newspapers and the TV. At the epi-center of this corruption, the …

Nobody seriously disputes whether Elizabeth Warren is the best-qualified candidate to head the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Everybody recognizes the bipartisan political appeal that Warren has with voters, and …

American voters watched closely on Tuesday as Republican dissidents and Tea Party-backed candidates Christine O'Donnell and Carl Paladino took victories in the last major round of primary runoffs. O'Donnell's …

Gentlemen, start your defibrillators. To baby boomers like me, it gives the heart a bit of jolt to realize that 2010 marks the 50th anniversary of the presidential campaign …

Mayor declares “royal mess” on city's ES&S machines; Probs elsewhere on systems made by Dominion/Sequoia. Election officials, advocates had long warned, were ignored...

When will the president give Lawrence Summers his pink slip? He can thank him for his years of service and use the excuse that his top economic adviser wants …

New rules going into effect Wednesday will place Wyoming at the forefront of the national push to disclose chemicals used in hydraulic fracturing, the drilling technique that’s been suspected …