Do you see any difference there that perhaps has come from an engagement and do you see, is there any rethink about whether or not there was any -- has gone anywhere at all?

WHITEHOUSE: Press Briefing

The system, in other words, can work, even if it does not always do so. (That is hardly unusual anywhere: for all its speed in authorising power stations, China has hardly made a success of health care lately.) On the biggest worry of all, the budget, it may well take a crisis to force action, but Americans have wrestled down huge deficits before.

ECONOMIST: Politics in America

UN's choosing must have the right to go anywhere, at any time, until they are satisfied that Iraq has given up all its banned weapons.

ECONOMIST: No peace in the Middle East without disarming Iraq

Yes, today nearly 90% of the U.S. population has a wireless device, but that does not mean we are anywhere near saturation since we will all be carrying multiple devices for different tasks.

FORBES: More Broadband Spectrum: Who Benefits?

Originalism, which has no purchase anywhere but here, has a natural affinity with some varieties of Protestantism, and the United States differs from all other Western democracies in the far greater proportion of its citizens who believe in the literal truth of the Bible.

NEWYORKER: The Commandments