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It was political squabbling that killed a landmark climate-change bill in Congress last week. The measure would have created a cap-and-trade system for greenhouse gas emissions, similar to the system

A high turnout of voters is expected in the November general election, when people will be casting ballots to decide who's President. That means an expensive campaign season ahead for proponents of ba

South Africa's image as a welcome place for other Africans seeking a better life has been shattered by last month's violent attacks on impoverished immigrants. The violence has killed dozens of people, and forced tens of thousands of others to flee the country.

A presidential runoff election will be held later this month in Zimbabwe. In some places in the country, the opposition has been prevented from holding rallies. Journalist Jeff Barbee talks about the election violence in Zimbabwe.

I think that there is more visual innovation in animation occurring on American TV than in American animated features (I won't even mention the great stuff being made on a regular basis in Japan and increasingly in South Korea). The boldly animated

You Don't Mess with the Kung Fu Panda Zohan

The price of oil shot up by $10 — a single-day record — helping send the Dow Jones Industrial Average down nearly 400 points Friday after a weak employment report. What do skyrocketing oil prices and the plunging stocks market mean for the economy?

The recent anti-China protests in Tibet have raised concerns about the 2008 Beijing Olympics. But the political controversy over this summer's games pales in comparison to the 1936 games in Berlin, hosted by Adolf Hitler during the rise of Nazi Germany.

A Feminist for Obama

The Foot Fist Way (Paramount Advantage) By Raymond Mai While sitting in my seat for the 85 minutes of The Foot Fist Way (opening June 6 throughout San…