Georgie Anne Geyer

Until several years ago, citizenship testing in America had been a laughingstock. Aspiring citizens to the most powerful nation on Earth were asked insulting questions such as, "What are the...

It was hardly surprising when the Bush administration sent a letter to Congress last week saying it still would not fund the UN Population Fund because of alleged abortion and...

This week's 15th International AIDS Conference in Bangkok may not look like something dramatically new in the world: the same growing numbers of those stricken with the disease, the same...

When dignified and sober John Kerry picked dashing young blood John Edwards for his vice presidential candidate this week, I kept waiting and waiting ... and waiting ... Surely someone...

Over the past 25 years, I have visited the headquarters of NATO just outside Brussels at least every two years. I will always remember the long, spartan, utilitarian corridors of...

All right, I'll say it right off: The Monica Lewinsky story is even more boring now than it was then. Former President Bill Clinton's whole "affair" with her wasn't even...

The major question for me from the beginning of the war in Iraq has not been so much why we got into such an abysmal, self-created trap, but why the...

Many eloquent words were spoken this week at the D-Day celebrations. A hopeful U.S.-British resolution outlining the political future of Iraq was passed unanimously in the United Nations, perhaps signaling...

On the surface, Sunday's emotional 60th anniversary celebrations of the D-Day landings in Normandy will be the picture of undying friendship and trans-Atlantic rapprochement, with memories of the Americans, the...

Even today, although he has been out of formal office for eight years, Lech Walesa remains a legendary and romantic figure of 20th-Century history --a leader who often speaks not...