Paul Greenberg

Is there any book so derided as being antiquated and irrelevant, and that remains so contemporary and pertinent as the never really Old Testament? For once again, for the third...

The scene would be familiar to those of us of a certain age: a gray sea of metal desks at which clerks sit from 9 to 5 clacking away at...

Americans have many blessings to count, not least among them the foreigners who come here to learn from us and wind up teaching us. The most insightful of them understand...

Just in time for the Fourth of July, the Supreme Court of the United States struck a blow for religious liberty. Specifically, the freedom of religion enshrined in the First...

The news that Howard Baker had passed at the age of 88 set off a kaleidoscopic swirl of memories, impressions, recollections and reflections -- so many it was surprising, for...

It started as a day like any other a hundred years ago, but before it was out, it would have ushered in a century of war, revolution, terror and mass...

Remarkable. But typical. This administration has just released a 42-page advertisement for itself that it calls a report. In it, Barack Obama & Co. take more than full credit for...

There are good people on both sides of the current debate over letting homosexual couples get married -- and good people in between who aren't sure just where they stand....

Homegrown tomatoes, homegrown tomatoes, What'd life be without homegrown tomatoes? Only two things that money can't buy, That's true love and homegrown tomatoes . . . --Guy Clark . ....

Talk about déja vu. Once again the party out of power is demanding an investigation. To which the administration responds: (a) There's nothing to investigate because, (b) we've already investigated...