The Chat Room

Steve Lyons: Hall of Fame Should Get Over the Steroid Scandal—Cheating Is Common

By Steve Lyons - Opinion - July 21, 2009

The area of cheating in the sport is a bit muddy. Just ask your home team's groundskeeper. more >>

Baseball’s Steroid Era Was No Surprise, So Hall of Fame Voters Should Accept It

By David Ezra - Opinion - July 21, 2009

It's a bit late to get high and mighty over steroids. Besides ... they're bogus. more >>

Baseball’s Steroids Debate Isn’t About Bonds or A-Rod, It’s About Right and Wrong

By Marc Ecko - Opinion - July 21, 2009

The debate over steroids should include a long look in the mirror. more >>

Baseball Great Jim Bunning: Steroid Users Have No Place in Hall of Fame

By Jim Bunning - Opinion - July 21, 2009

Genuine baseball stars feel cheated by enhanced stats. Besides, the kids are watching. more >>

How Should the Baseball Hall of Fame Treat the Steroid Era?

Opinion - July 21, 2009

How should the Hall of Fame judge this era's stars—with an asterisk or a shrug? more >>

Sonia Sotomayor: Is Justice Being Served?

Opinion - May 27, 2009

President Obama's choice isn't for everyone, but can anyone be? more >>

Sotomayor's Great Legal Mind Long Ago Defeated Race, Gender Nonsense

By Sherrilyn A. Ifill - Opinion - May 27, 2009

Sotomayor's critics have no case, so the usual stereotypes rear their ugly heads. more >>

Sotomayor is Obama's Second Salvo in the Culture Wars

By Brad Bannon - Opinion - May 27, 2009

Sotomayor confirmation hearings could turn the culture wars if Republicans aren't very careful. more >>

Sotomayor Replaces Souter… So What? One Liberal In, One Liberal Out

By Rich Galen - Opinion - May 27, 2009

There's little to be gained in trashing a female, Hispanic pick. So, one liberal in, one liberal out. more >>

Sotomayor's and Obama's Identity Politics Leave Blind Justice at Risk

By Robert Alt - Opinion - May 27, 2009

Can Sotomayor keep her biases in check? For the Constitution's sake, we'd better find out. more >>

Gun Control Debate: 10 Years After Columbine

Opinion - April 20, 2009

Is gun control the answer? more >>

NRA Paranoia Is Silly, Dangerous; No Need to Outlaw Guns, Just Loopholes

By Paul Helmke - Opinion - April 20, 2009

Gun control and the Second Amendment can coexist. Simply closing loopholes would save many lives. more >>

Columbine Was an Easy Target—Guns Protect Schools From Criminals

By Janalee Tobias - Opinion - April 20, 2009

We need guns to protect kids while we work together to solve society's ills. more >>

10 Years After Columbine, Fear Sells Guns and America is Still Buying

By Tom Mauser - Opinion - April 20, 2009

Lawmakers cower as guns continue to kill people and excuses drown out reason. more >>

More Guns, Less Violent Crime as the Bad Guys Run or Die

By Ted Nugent - Opinion - April 20, 2009

More guns, less crime: Thanks to the Founding Fathers, we're as safe as in our mothers' arms. more >>

NCAA Basketball: The Madness of March

Opinion - March 17, 2009

What's not to love about NCAA basketball's thrilling, chilling March Madness? more >>

Creation of Christian Soldiers a Chilling Sidelight of Darwin Bashing

By Robert T. Pennock - Room For Debate - February 18, 2009

Dialogue on Darwinism takes on a troubling tone when ID folks get riled. more >>

Intelligent Design Is Religion, and That's Fine--But Not in Science or Public Schools

By Richard B. Katskee - Room For Debate - February 13, 2009

Intelligent-design creationists are not lunatics, nor are they scientists. more >>

Religion and Science: No Fight Club Here

By Richard B. Katskee - Room For Debate - February 12, 2009

Charles Darwin and God are not mutually exclusive concepts. more >>

Darwin Believers Hide Fears of Intelligent Design Behind a Wall of Denial and Ridicule

By Casey Luskin - Room For Debate - February 12, 2009

Darwinists use strategy of denial and ridicule to hide what they're truly afraid of: truth. more >>

Creationism Left Out of Science Education for Valid Reasons

By Richard B. Katskee - Opinion - February 10, 2009

ID, "abrupt appearance," whatever—it's unscientific and unconstitutional, says Richard B. Katskee. more >>

Intelligent Design Belongs With Darwin in Classrooms; Political Correctness Does Not

By Candi Cushman - Opinion - February 10, 2009

Intelligent design belongs in classrooms, political correctness does not, argues Candi Cushman. more >>

Creation-Science and Intelligent Design: Different Names for Religious Theory

By Robert T. Pennock - Opinion - February 10, 2009

Calling religion a science—whatever name you use—does not make it so, writes Robert T. Pennock more >>

Darwin, Intelligent Design, and Freedom of Discovery on Evolutionists' Holy Day

By Casey Luskin - Opinion - February 10, 2009

Incredible science of the cell refutes evolution's simplistic answers, argues Casey Luskin. more >>