Could Israel's new coalition get the ultra-Orthodox to go to work? Not by Netanyahu's methods.

As eurozone leaders clash over how to stave off a catastrophe, the deeper cause of its problems escapes discussion.

Joblessness will drop to 6 percent, with or without Romney in the White House.

A new lawsuit has petitioners fighting for the right to impose their beliefs on others with taxpayer money. And the federal courts, increasingly filled with the fringes of the Republican Party—might take the claims seriously.

Liberals must face the stark truth: Both parties have agreed to sacrifice the middle.

In Texas, the GOP primary race for Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison's seat has reached epic, and odd, proportions.

At this stage of the race, the president isn't in a bad position, but he's not a good one either.