Kudos to John Kerry and Lindsey Graham. Their op-ed in Sunday's Times points the way to a breakthrough in the climate change debate that's desperately needed.

Tell your senators to support the Clean Energy Jobs and American Power Act -- legislation that will repower America with clean energy, reduce global warming pollution, and strengthen President Obama's ability to negotiate a strong international treaty on e

Fox News anchor and conservative commentator Glenn Beck was taking incoming fire Sunday from both ends of the political spectrum, but especially from Democratic strategist James Carville.

The measure seeks stricter limits than those approved by the House. But it puts many details off for later -- an indication that top Democrats are willing to negotiate to ensure a bill will pass.

Freshman U.S. Rep. Alan Grayson refused to back down Wednesday from remarks made on the House floor the night before, in which he said the Republican health care plan calls for sick people to "die quickly."

While the congressional debate will focus on science, economics and politics, the climate change issue is fundamentally about our legacy. Are we willing to make sacrifices now -- maybe even painful sacrifices -- to better the world for future generation

The people who stand to get screwed most by Max Baucus's health reform plan are those who aren't old enough to qualify for Medicare, but are still old enough to be discriminated against by insurance companies.

Can't we all just get along? Not if the GOP has its way.

The Cybersecurity Act of 2009 is currently pending before the United States Congress, and if signed into law it will add an unusual ability to the existing presidential powers of highest office. Cybersecurity emergencies can be declared to stop Internet.

Police arrested 847,864 persons for marijuana violations in 2008, according to the Federal Bureau of Investigation's annual Uniform Crime Report, released today. September 14th, 2009.