Exactly what is going on in Honduras? This column covers it very nicely. It's important because our illustrious president is on the wrong side here. He knows most Americans aren't smart enough to figure that out.

Billy Mays passed away over the weekend. He, too, made the unfortunate mistake of going Tango Uniform in the wake of Michael Jackson's death.

Barack Obama wants the Senate to pass global warming legislation only after it passes it healthcare reform plan.

Jack Cashill has new insight into the speculation that Bill Ayers ghostwrote Barack Obama's Dreams from my Father. It's beginning to look like there was more than one radical at the word processor on this one.

Another great column from George Will about Americans' unreasonable expectations on healthcare costs and how we will regret "fixing" the system.

Iranian authorities have cracked down on protestors; thousands are in jail and hundreds of people are missing.

North Korea announced it can enrich uranium, which is a simpler method to build nuclear weapons than reprocessing plutonium.

Thomas Sowell explores how more Americans can consider themselves "conservative" and yet the Republican Party has nothing going for it.

The "powers that be" decided to back off on plans to investigate ACORN for committing voter fraud. Getting too close to PrezBO?

Meanwhile, Hugo Chavez says that the United States had something to do with the coup in Honduras.

The Obama administration appears to be considering issuing an executive order to govern the indefinite imprisonment of alleged Al Qaeda operatives.

Here's a must-read ... the man with unusual access to the White House: Andy Stern, the head of the Service Employees International Union. Yep, a union leader.

Today the Supreme Court will decide its final three cases, including Sonia Sotomayor's firefighter discrimination case.

The truth about the cost of Massachusetts healthcare program isn't helping the Barack Obama camp right now.

Here's why Slobbering Barney's plan to relax mortgage standards on new condos is a disaster waiting to happen.

States are having a tough time finding the funds to pay for unemployment benefits and some are expected to borrow up to $17 billion by next year.

A charter school in Los Angeles apparently won't let its class valedictorian deliver her graduation speech because she participated in a sit-in to protest teacher layoffs.