Many money matters are trending in our economy. Some, like softening, but stubborn, inflation still tops the list of what people sense about these economic times. And while recent price reductions a

Our guest, Alexandre Lefebvre, author of Liberalism as a Way of Life, poses a provocative questionwhere do our values and beliefs come from in a time when fewer of us claim to belong to a specific

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His day job involves commenting on whats happening in real time around the globe but David Ignatius, the highly respected foreign affairs columnist of the Washington Post, also uses his journalistic

One of the fastest growing demographic cohorts in America is men over the age of 60. Growing with this group, in a majority of instances, is their prostate. That gland gets much attention primarily

The pursuit of happiness is a birthright for those of us who are American citizens. Its right there in the Declaration of Independence, which itself seems rather odd. We are not guaranteed that stat