OPINION

Theft is usually a personal tragedy, but when an election is stolen, it’s a national one.

Freedom is a very precious commodity that is only enjoyed by the folks who are wiling enough to recognize it, and tenacious enough to preserve it and pass it on to their children.

Over the course of the presidential election, much has been made of polling, but in an election as close as this, another barometer matters almost as much: the enthusiasm indicator.

How could Superstorm Sandy have plunged 90 percent of us into the dark, displaced thousands and caused misery: complacency.

68 percent –- higher than any other Asian ethnic group – of Indian-Americans will vote for Obama,

America's national safety net of social services is a curious public-private mix of supporting the most vulnerable people in our society.

The first cardinal rule is, and always has been, the big boys will have their way.

There's little doubt the technology sector would be better off if Barack Obama is re-elected as President and Joe Biden as Vice President.

First, the U.S. must help every person hurt by Hurricane Sandy. Second, the nation must end its gasoline/diesel supply vulnerability.

Hurricane Sandy has had a profound effect on one Long Island girl with Autism.

Adam Smith would be appalled at the proliferation of subsidies for renewable energy in the world.

It’s the question many Democrats have been silently asking themselves for four years now: What if things had tipped the other way during the 2008 primaries?

In October 2004, in a D.C. hotel ballroom crowded with ambitious politicos, George W. Bush’s campaign manager Ken Mehlman was at the podium, shouting and gesturing like a televangelist.

The National Popular Vote Plan is an interstate compact where participating states agree to award their electoral votes to the winner of the national popular vote.

The recent launch of talks between Iranian and Argentine officials over how to improve relations between their countries is troubling enough from a moral standpoint, but the strategic implications are even worse.

One definition of insanity is continuing to do the same thing over and over while expecting a different outcome. Well, that pretty much describes our political election process today.

TV news has metamorphosed into a type of entertainment, or if you prefer 'infotainment.'

Halloween would appear to be almost completely incompatible with the tenets of Christianity.

Five keys to technology earnings: the strongest thrive, cash is king, get customers to use products more, look behind scenes.

President Barack Obama and Mitt Romney hold diametrically opposite views on how to pay for the nation’s welfare programs.

Mitt Romney and Al Gore are both the products of a patrician upbringing. One is the son of a U.S. senator. The other is the son of a governor.

The CEO of American International Group recently complained he didn't get a "thank you" after his company repaid the bailout loan.

Malala Yousafzai, has emerged as the face of a new Pakistan.

This week, Microsoft (Nasdaq: MSFT) finally ships Windows 8, the OS the company claims is its biggest product in 17 years.

At $90, oil's price remains painfully high. But are we about to experience a gradual easing in crude's price?

One could assume, after President Barack Obama mentioned the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act of 2009 during Tuesday night’s presidential debate, that it is a magical talisman ensuring women get equal pay for equal work.

We need a new paradigm, a new political pattern for making government work, and it’s pretty far from the ideological “politics as usual” we experience today.

Neither President Barack Obama, nor Gov. Mitt Romney is addressing the need for a new, visionary framework that serves U.S. interests in the region.

Trump, Rodriguez and Bryant share many of the same qualities and are largely despised by a wide swath of the American public.