Russia’s Flexed Muscles

Like the statues of Atlas near St. Petersburg's Hermitage Museum, Russia is flexing its muscles.  Its economy awash in oil and gas profits, the 15-year-old democracy is staking its claim on the world stage…

Helping Africa: Bush's Greatest Legacy?

President Bush is on a mission in Africa to showcase the success of an historic foreign policy: his emergency plan for AIDS relief, known as PEPFAR.

Through the Eyes of Laura Bush

The First Lady with no constitutional duties has become the "face of diplomacy" for the Bush administration.

Cuba's Road to Democracy?

Now that Castro has ceded power to his brother, what does the future hold for the Island and how will Washington deal with it?

Jeff Markin: Back from the Dead, Reborn Into the Light

They called a time of death on Jeff. Then, his doctor heard the Lord say, 'Pray for him.'

Belgistan? Sharia Showdown Looms in Brussels

The graffiti on a building in Belgium says it all: "Welcome to 'Belgistan." In fact, some are now calling it the Muslim capital of Europe.

Coconut Oil Touted as Alzheimer's Remedy

Mary Neal describes her experience of heaven and angels after drowning in a kayaking accident.