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Jordan's letter demanded Smith appear to testify on Dec. 17, and instructed the former special counsel to turn over documents by Dec. 12.

The journalists at The New York Times fail to understand why the cowboy and the rugged country aesthetic appeals to Americans.

Lane Kiffin is one of many villains in a sport that's completely lost touch with what made it great in the first place.

The Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in a case that concerns whether the president has the authority to fire executive branch officials.

Here are the top five moments from the Supreme Court's oral arguments in First Choice v. Platkin on Tuesday.

While Democrats are sketching their plans for a permanent realignment, Republicans are busy passing meaningless resolutions.

Separate transgender-identifying members from the armed forces, but give them the option of early retirement.

Austen offers carefully-worded criticisms of a stuffy English society, evincing a certain sympathy for the freedom enjoyed by her 'American cousins.'

This fall's Broadway revival of a decades-old French play explores art and friendship, in an unintentional commentary on the digital age.

States need not punish seniors, but tax policies must be structured in such a way so as not to freeze younger generations out of the market.