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WASHINGTON (AP) - The architects of new Social Security legislation to create personal investment accounts that President Bush favors while cutting benefits and taxing more income said Tuesday the plan should be a model for the tough choices...

KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - For foreigners working for aid groups in Afghanistan, life is something like house arrest. They go to the office and then head home, with no stops in between.

Our former days of distinguishing between male and female at birth have got to go. And Slate.com has plucked up Christin Scarlett Milloy, a web-developer from Canada, to tell us why.

In a recent New York Times article, Ross Douthat discusses the popular belief that scientific progress holds the answers to humanity's greatest problems.

Teens know tons about sexual bonds but almost nothing about chemical bonds. American education seems to be failing large groups of kids with more and more people opting for alternatives such as private and home schooling.

Mark Morford, columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, writes that "hordes of easily terrified, mindless fundamentalist evangelical Christian lemmings have been bad for the soul of this country..." Wow, so how do you really feel, Mark? He...

As leaders and influencers praise “Christian values,” here’s why we must not confuse cultural nods with genuine faith.

Years ago, in honor of Mother’s Day, the late Chuck Colson described the devotion, love, and faith of Monica, the mother of St. Augustine.  

Test scores are plummeting. Violence is rising. But the root of the crisis in American education isn’t policy—it’s spiritual. Discover why broken relationships, not broken systems, are the heart of the problem.

It may no longer be a lesser-of-two-evils world in the Middle East. The choice is not simply secular dictatorship or radical Islamist state.