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The White House is emphasizing Harriet Miers's religious views, but is this a bad thing. Many Christians are unsure.

The Washington Post takes a cheap shot at Charles Colson.

The only way to rebuild the societies battered by Katrina is for specialized groups to find one another. The internet is ready to help.

His non-apology sets the table for other Democrats to slander the American military.

Winners, losers, and more: The aftermath of a sell-out.

A network White House correspondent says that the president shouldn't criticize the media.

What someone in the GOP Senate caucus needs to tell Republicans about the filibuster vote.

Should people of faith also be allowed a say in the law-making process?

Liberal Democrats claim they want "another Bill Clinton." But that's only half-true.

It's worth remembering that America has important friends outside of Europe.

The Democratic debate on abortion may finally help the party find an identity.

Is CBS wise to insist that there was no political bias involved?

The United Nations fritters away money while the American military steps in to help the hopeless in southeast Asia.

George W. Bush's chief speechwriter opens up about faith, providence, and the presidency.