Paul Greenberg

It happens every time government lays hands on some religious symbol: The symbol becomes less religious. Once again a Nativity scene is to be part of the display-or rather spectacle-at...

`Deficient in truth." "Innuendo and falsehood." No, those are not descriptions of various incredible claims the Clintons have made for their health plan. No, these accusations came from John Dingell,...

Pete Stark, a Democratic congressman from California, asked a good question the other day: "If managed competition-type organizations are the answer to the nation's health-care problems, why aren't members of...

Before the Grand Old Party overdoes its grand new celebration of Tuesday's election results, and the political realities return like a hangover, a few caveats: - The party out of...

What, Bill Clinton worry? Others may discuss his foreign policy in terms of looming disasters, costly mistakes and dithering indecision. But the president assures us that he's doing just swell....

The official report on the tactics used to end the FBI's siege of the Branch Davidian compound near Waco last April is now out, and it is more official than...

At its most efficient and well organized, war is barely controlled chaos. When things go wrong, they can go very wrong. Note the number of errors involved in the recent...

Who says you can't rewind history and play it again, changing the result? At 5 in the afternoon, Moscow time Monday, the original Bolshevik Revolution, a tragedy starring V.I. Lenin,...

There will doubtless have to be a trial for the 42-year-old mental patient who stabbed a young woman to death Monday outside an apartment complex in North Little Rock, Ark....

September is National Literacy Month, and there has-quite rightly-been much ado about it. It's important to bring non-readers into the wider world. But being literate also means, or used to...