The Iowa results reveal the hypocrisy behind their proclamations of morality
The Herman Cain and Penn State stories have surprising parallels with Alexander Hamilton's downfall
James Madison was a weak and easily intimidated president, until he learned to stand up to Congress
Her constant mangling of our history is indicative of nothing so much as the state of America's celebrity culture
Why even killing of the world's most notorious terrorist probably won't eradicate the scourge of "birtherism"
Obama's cosmopolitan bearing and generous spirit are being translated as subversive of a "real" American character
The founder's experiences with Tripoli taught him what the congressman misses: Islam doesn't cause terrorism
Haley Barbour is catering to those who fondly recall the Reconstruction-era resistance of southern whites
Her version of America's founding is no more sophisticated than a comic book populated by superheroes and villains
