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Games of inspiration
The speed, the grace, the wonder of the Olympics comes alive in Vancouver.
Let’s move the obesity focus
To wipe out childhood obesity in one generation Michelle Obama will have to focus on the people who can make a difference – parents.
The perils of dishonest science
A controversial article linking autism with vaccinations continues to do immense damage.
How has Mexico become a same-sex marriage pioneer?
On March 4, the nation's capital reaches an historic milestone.
Hold the fort on “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell”
Military readiness
is not the objective of having openly gay soldiers in the US armed services.
Pirates of necessity
Somali pirates seem closer to Al Qaeda than Jack Sparrow, but some of them are just out of work fishermen.
Bias from the bench
Proposition 8 appeal judge Vaughn Walker seems to have had one goal: to generate sympathy for gay marriage supporters.
A geek with cheek
What right has Bill Gates to dress down Italy and its prime minister?
Germany’s awful choice
In the not too distant future, Greece will probably default on its national debt. How will the EU's most powerful economy react?
Citizens United and the problem of modern judicial activism
Why the concept of “strict scrutiny” is alien to the Constitution and why it poses a threat to a constitutionally defensible judicial review.
Super Bowl battle: abortion, a pro, and a choice
Controversy over an ad for the big event makes you wonder what some folks mean by 'choice'.
Muslim face veils: religious right, or security risk?
In an opening article on this issue an Australian journalist says veils are a security risk in the West and should be banned in public.
Guttmacher’s spin on ‘teen pregnancy’
If you count adolescents old enough to vote and enlist, sure the pregnancy rate went up.
Avatar blues
The film depresses by placing hope in a blind life force, not in human agency.
Give me a little respect, baby, ooo…
The Australian state of Victoria has appointed a Minister for Respect. He might as well sing for it.
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