Dennis Byrne

Nothing brings a war home like the military draft. Not that the draft, moribund since 1973, is about to be reinstituted. Or that I'm for it. But with a War...

Here's a new rule: Catholic opinions cannot appear in the newspaper. A few readers cited it after I wrote last week about stem cell research. I said some medical researchers,...

The second most disheartening feature of the stem cell debate is the dogmatic assertion that human embryonic stem cells are vastly superior to adult stem cells as a prospective cure...

When I wrote about a possible link between induced abortions and increased risk of breast cancer, I simply was suggesting that women have a right to know about the scientific...

Every so often--oh, 170 times over the last 100 million years--the Earth's magnetic field suddenly reverses itself. The next time it is predicted to happen is in 2,000 years, when...

"The system is flawed because it led to this dead-center deadlock." --A professor Of all the odd things said in the post-presidential election chatter, this declamation on one of those...

It's election eve, when pundits traditionally sheath their sabers for a bit of bipartisan posturing about "getting out the vote." "Every vote counts," we are advised, so we had better...