U.S. political parties were similarly riven by arguments over public health back in the late 18th century

Will they get divorced? Will Vivienne Westwood design the wedding dress? You can bet on anything in the U.K.

Noah's goal of having politically relevant guests is (sort of) advanced by having Christie on second show

“A person cannot walk into a bank and say, 'stick 'em up,' and then cling to the First Amendment's protections”

Warm-weather music beyond Beyonce -- from dios, Walker Kong and David Mead. Plus: Some non-season-specific genius from Ryan Adams.

The specter of isolationism

Trump is more hostile to constitutional rights of the press than any presidential candidate of last two centuries

A new book explores why scores of English citizens and diplomats sided with the slave-holding Confederacy

Meanwhile, Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" was shut out from any honors

The Fox News also says of liberals, "they used to call them tyrants"

We're now finding an answer to the question, "When was America last great?"

As the blogs fume and Lady Gaga threatens to sue, we look at why a little scoop is causing such a big roar

NCAA Tournament: In an incredible, indescribable, dazzling couple of days, Louisville, Illinois, North Carolina and Michigan State reach the Final Four.

At a parliamentary hearing on Muslim radicalization, the New York Republican condones Irish radicalization

Activists on the left and right -- including a 71-year-old Milwaukee nun and an art dealer who told other passengers that President Bush "is dumb as a rock" -- have long complained they were being hassled by airport security. After months of silence, the federal government says: It's true.