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At a recent conclave at the National Press Club, a trio of political scientists trotting out their election forecasts were asked what role ideology played in their predictions.

At several events held in the nation’s capitol last week, the country’s economic situation and implications for its future continued to dominate reflections

Being sold as just another gaffe, Senator Biden’s comments two Sundays ago were not a mistake. The Senator meant every word.

What do the body’s molecular structure and car engines have in common? Both are clearly made by someone, argues one biochemist.

Will the Association of Community Organizations for Reform Now (ACORN) steal the 2008 election for Barack Obama?

What happens when a capitalist society determines that a problem needs a solution? Someone invents it.

For retired U.S. Army Lieutenant Colonel Ralph Peters there can be no more diplomacy with jihadi regimes, there can only be action.

Citizens of the United States may be happier than acknowledged by some, according to the Legatum Prosperity Index.

It turns out that another modern-day concept bizarre to some of us old-timers—that of judges acting as de facto school boards—also, like so many other exotic trends, has its roots in academia.

Latrobe, Pa.—The federal government’s Title IX regulations have led colleges to eliminate popular men’s sports teams and add moribund women’s athletic franchises in order to prove gender neutrality in athletics.

Beware of people who tell you what “everybody knows,” particularly if they are academics.

Is the Millennial Generation just plain dumb? That’s the premise put forward by Emory University professor Mark Bauerlein.