Marvin Olasky | The war in Iraq marks a historical turning point, where worldview and technology work together to change the way war is waged
Saddam Hussein's regime survived just three weeks beyond President Bush's ultimatum, but now a much longer process begins: rebuilding a war-ravaged country.
Uncovering the anthropology of war in Iraq is the work of fearless do-gooders
Chris Stamper | Don't tell Bud Selig, but it's been hard to look past fallen star Pete Rose this year.
Dealing with Middle Eastern fantasies, and our own
Americans should be grateful for the British prime minister's help, but not starry-eyed
We neglect the underlying religious issues in the war and terrorism at our peril
The Top 5 best-selling hardback novels as measured by placement on four leading lists as of April 1
Edward E. Plowman | A new ethics code greeted the nearly 500 students at United Methodist-related Duke Divinity School when they returned from spring break.
