Politics. One day finds candidates embroiled in heated, hateful exchanges against each other. The next day one bows out and pledges to support the other.

President Barack Obama is right about one thing: The American people are weary of war.

Here’s a national ranking everyone should be talking about:

Paying for health care is a game of hot potato, and the players who can’t pass costs onto others are the ones who get burned.

If a military veteran went to the hospital with an obvious wound, it’s natural to expect that treatment would commence without delay.

The recovery of a sophisticated bomb that U.S. officials believe was intended to be used in a suicide attack against the United States has underlined the reality that the war against al-Qaida is not yet over — and that it will not necessarily end, as President Obama suggested last week, in Afghanistan.

Barack Obama’s evolution reached its conclusion on Wednesday, when the 44th president of the United States said he supports same-sex marriage.

Concerned that mobile phone networks are becoming surveillance tools, the American Civil Liberties Union recently asked hundreds of local law enforcement agencies whether they’ve tracked people’s movements through their cellphones.

We don’t usually get much news out of state political conventions because, usually, not much happens.

Few political observers have compared the 42nd president of the United States with the 36th.