Twenty-seven states have officially filed lawsuits against it, and more than half of Americans favor its repeal. Now, it’s the Supreme Court’s turn to give its opinion on Obamacare and decide the fate...

It has inexplicably taken until now, as the Syrian opposition’s death toll surges toward 10,000 and over a year has passed since Bashar al-Assad’s government resorted to unrestricted violence to put...

Recently, people have been filling out job applications and interviewing for positions only to find out that employers are requesting their Facebook usernames and passwords. Although using Facebook to...

I applaud Janet Reitman’s recent Rolling Stone article on Dartmouth hazing for at least attempting to present a more nuanced picture of Dartmouth’s “whistleblower” compared to other national publications....

Thirty-five-year-old Alfonso Garcia came to America from Mexico with his parents as a boy. He met Brian Willingham in October 2001, and the two lawfully married as a gay couple in New York. They currently...

Yesterday, President Obama returned from a three-day trip to Seoul, during which he met with leaders from South Korea, China and Russia to discuss nuclear security and proliferation.Now, in any discussion...

One of the enduring truths about politics is that the party in the minority will always find a reason to become outraged at whatever is being done by the party in the majority.It happened during the Bush...

It’s no surprise fans of “The Hunger Games” are in uproar over the record-breaking film adaptation of the best-selling series. When readers experience the terror of the fight-for-your-life competition...