His views are hateful. But so is the attempt to deny him a voice
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Comment is free: Henry Porter: The views of people such as geneticist James Watson should be countered by logic, not law.
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The thousands of Republicans in New  York may not agree with President Bush on abortion rights or  gay marriage but they know what they like about him -- and it's  often the same things his critics hate.
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Heâs been targeted by nasty rumors and threatened with death. But Archbishop Pius Ncube is still stepping up his efforts to speak out against Zimbabwe's autocratic government.
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He has presented himself as the candidate who knows best how to fight terror. But a look at his record as New York City mayor shows gaping weaknesses
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He was against it before he was for it. The same president who mocked the idea of talking with Iran and Syria as recently as two weeks ago is now sending emissaries to a regional conference to talk with Iran and Syria.
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The presidential candidate bristles when he is accused of shifting his views since his 2002 campaign for governor of Massachusetts.
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Olafur Eliasson makes big statements, but he is ambivalent about the attention they generate.
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Squabbling over who served tainted what to whom masks deeper rifts.
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The GOP presidential hopeful has often defied his party and colleagues to chart his own course.
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The mock pundit's mission to insinuate himself in places where he doesnât belong continues apace.
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Those anticipating a Michael Bloomberg run for the presidency are missing the point. Given his constant use of the royal "we," he seems to be campaigning for the monarchy.
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One leading candidate has been debilitated by what he said was an attempt to poison him.
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President Bush's distaste for news conferences isn't limited to his own backyard.
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The Archbishop of Canterbury faces criticism for his views on Islamic law and gay clergy. Is he just misunderstood?
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His recording contract is based on his reputation. His very bad reputation.
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Incidents throw harsh light on a culture fed by talk radio and disrespect for authority.
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TONIGHTâS debate will be a duel between two delusional optimists. It pits a man who regards recent events in Iraq as âsteady progressâ against a man who, while accusing the President