The complications from concussions, a signature injury of the Iraq war, often are not recognized in singular ways.

Changing the long-accepted rules on interrogation required concerted action. From left: Undersecretary of Defense Douglas J. Feith, then vice-presidential counsel David S. Addington, then White House counsel Alberto Gonzales, President George W. Bush, and

Can a new theory in neuroscience explain spiritual experience to a non-believer?People who believe in a supreme being might say that I had been in the presence of God or some manifestation of God. Or that I had touched Nirvana, that state of perfect peace

Save the Males: feminism today has neutered men and deprived them of their noble, protective role in society, says Kathleen Parker

During his farewell European tour, President Bush was still pushing, but more softly, the same refrain that turned Europe so virulently anti-American.

The alarming rates of trauma and suicide among war veterans cannot be neglected any further, especially when the solutions are so clear.

Ad targeting is coming to a store near you. In the latest effort to tailor ads to specific consumers, marketers are starting to personalize in-store promotions based on products the consumer recently picked off a shelf or purchased -- and in the near futu

Television, home of svelte cops and supersize fast-food ads, loves fat-reduction spectacles.

Malia, Greece, is the latest in a long list of European resorts full of young British tourists on packaged tours offering cheap alcohol and a license to behave badly.

Arguments about the interconnectedness of human society have received a shot in the arm with the publication of a new study of 30 billion instant messaging conversations between 240 million people around the world. Microsoft researchers claim their res