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For those who see America as a place—you know, amber waves of grain and purple mountains majesty—the country is still there, though somewhat overexploited and  overcrowded. But, for

For many folks, the joy and excitement that marks the holiday season is now muted, replaced by anxiety and apprehension over a persistent and deep economic recession that

The failure of the congressional super committee to agree on a plan to reduce the federal deficit, now $15 trillion, is the latest indication that our troubled nation

The Penn State pedophilia debacle is the latest version of an old story—heinous immorality covered up and allowed to continue by people who abrogated moral responsibility. How could

There have always been incidents of police misconduct in this country, but today the police seem to be increasingly arrogant and abusive, perhaps because now ubiquitous personal technology

At a park last week, I happened to overhear a group of senior women sharing stories about their childhoods. They had grown up in the 1930s and 1940s

October’s Occupy Wall Street protests have metastasized and threaten to evolve from localized, inchoate demonstrations into a national political movement similar to the Tea Party phenomenon.The protesters refer

The issue of religion as it pertains to the qualifications of presidential candidates, while sometimes amusing, is not without genuine importance. Concerns about religion in government are empirically

One of the most unconscionably stupid justifications I have ever heard for the U.S. continuing the futile war in Afghanistan was recently given by Secretary of Defense, Leon