Life is sacred. This is the axiom to be put first, as truth lived.

Alan Dershowitz shows a touching professorial concern with the due process of torture.

One of the difficulties in understanding the war properly is that, as in any specialized area, the defense establishment has its own peculiar and special language consisting of jargon and acronyms.

It's the example that almost everyone brings up when talking about the inaccuracies of blocking software.

A star of the movie is a real-life assassin and terrorist.

Ethnic profiling is actually not always a bad thing when done right and sensibly. But it usually isn't. Mostly it is done out of ignorance, and carried out in a manner that reeks of bigotry.

To disfigure a moment in history in order to satisfy ephemeral political concerns is an insult to the firefighters who raised the flag.

Why does our government want to prevent us from seeing and learning about what is happening in Cuba?

Whomsoever dare tread the same path as he did may also expect to end up on the Cross.

The defend-in-place strategy was the wrong strategy at the World Trade Center. Many of those who ignored the directions to "stay where you are" are alive today because they self-evacuated.

Israel bombed the Voice of Palestine radio station in December.