Some computer problems this week, which is why I have not been posting as regularly as I would like.

Is it possible to compare Sarah Palin with Ronald Reagan? I am skeptical.

The health care debate is really a debate about the role of government in society.

At last, someone makes some sense in a column about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. It really won't be resolved with a two-state solution.

Christopher Hitchens believes Bill Clinton's visit to North Korea to gain the release of those two American journalists was a lousy day's work.

Ben Stein explains why he was expelled by The New York Times.

Economist Gregory Clark has this provocative column about why we will need to raise taxes. Some people think he is incredibly confused.

Anne Applebaum says August might be a hot month on the international scene.

Eugene Robinson, who favors a public health care option, still believes the protesters have a point when they worry about cost.