By Laurent Belsie Despite tech gains, friendly fire poses risk Despite advanced technology, the accidental bombing of allied military personnel in Kuwait this week illustrates the dangers that always attend combat exercises. The city of Virgin, Utah is the equivalent of a daily Boston Tea Party with regard to gun control. Local residents don't just rebel against Washington. They defy it. A letter from Virgin, Utah.
Diversity can help sustain the unity of a nation that's based on shared ideals.
Sartorial Sideshow Tradition stems from quality of service, not idolatry of uniform. Today's cartoon Opinion The Buddha tragedy and beyond Examining the role of foreign influence is the only hope for Afghans hoping to see an end to the turmoil that is keeping them in a state far worse than the ruins being destroyed. Why the UN must hold firm on Iraq Loosening economic constraints while tightening the embargo on weapons won't slow the rearming of Iraq in a market where anything can be bought. Because a fresh coat of paint and a little sprucing up won't cut it, American architects are breathing new life into old shopping malls. Neighbor to Neighbor column.