OPINION

In shocking comments, Royal Mayo says the 16-year-old victim may have been willing participant and that other teens involved were let off easy.

Learn all the scary facts about the "Monsanto Protection Act," which opponents call the Farmer Assurance Provision, which Congress approved as part of a spending bill that Obama has signed.

Bloomberg’s attempt to educate the public about what is in its “interests" is anything but Orwellian.

There’s a growing sense of alienation between Wall Street and Main Street.

Suffering from OCD is a lonely thing because it’s all in your head.

A 29-year-old Californian tattoo artist, Michelle, is addicted to human blood on TLC's "My Strange Addiction."

As you surely know, Mr. President, a true and lasting peace cannot be imposed on a reluctant people.

Allegedly our economy is getting better. Or at least that is what Vice President Joe Biden asserted in late 2011.

Governments today have no need of that kind of logic. They get to hurt whomever they wish because they're the government.

Targeting CPAC toward the young is vital if Republicans are going to find themselves successful in the future.

Though the significance of his papacy is yet to be seen, a look at this cardinal’s life gives continued hope.

The NYPD is taking a heavy-handed response to a protest that turned violent -- prompting some to call it a "riot" -- in Brooklyn.

The latest Republican pronouncements on saving Medicare remind me of a Roger Rabbit cartoon.

Unemployment takes its toll, on those out of work and the community as a whole.

Will the government Chavez left behind conduct a fair election to replace him?

The First Amendment for Ferrell only applies to issues he agrees with apparently.

The government always has a variety of options for strong-arming private contractors.

For centuries, historians have widely accepted the argument that Armenia was the first Christian nation.

It seems Catholics have been through one form or another of this new evangelism for years.

The Tehran I remember is not the one represented in Argo, with its mob mentality and screaming militants with murderous intent.

If you think the Obama health law won’t affect you because you have private insurance, keep reading.

In late February, the United States Supreme Court will review Section 5 of the Voting Rights Act.

It's Tim Cook’s turn to face the music when Apple holds its annual meeting on Wednesday. HP's Meg Whitman and Michael Dell know the challenge.

Rubio has affirmed America’s resolve to keep Iran from attaining nuclear weapons, but the hour is late. Quite possibly, it’s too late.

Florida Atlantic University has found itself a very appalling sponsor in the form of a private, for-profit prison operator.

The Indian government says it had prior information about impending terror attacks in the country several days ahead of the Friday’s twin bomb blast that ripped the Hyderabad city, raising questions about the ability of the nation in thwarting such attacks.

Hedegaard is not the only critic of Islamic culture who’s been targeted for death in Denmark or elsewhere in Europe.

In the opaque world of sovereign debt credit ratings, one of the most important issues is a country’s economic growth.

The president's directive on cyber security recalls JFK's call for a man on the moon. Will private companies get the same turbocharge?