Topic: Paul M. Weyrich

Paul M. Weyrich has died of unspecified causes at the age of 66, ending a life that included founding Washington's Heritage Foundation, an official says.

Some conservatives say President Bush's withdrawal of the Harriet Miers Supreme Court nomination is not enough to quiet conservative critics.

Even before Roe v. Wade was decided in 1973, I was involved in the Pro-Life, Pro-Family movement. As early as the mid 60's many of us realized traditional value

Covering the presidential nominating politics for members of the press corps used to mean tramping through the snows of Iowa and New Hampshire. They will still do that, but this year some lucky members of the Washington press corps will be given assignmen

Contemporary Hollywood is a community that largely prides itself on its commitment to "social responsibility" but, from the standpoint of folks who believe in traditional values, they are pretty much all talk but very irresponsible.

Believe it or not, there must be Klingons in Oregon. Well, perhaps just people who have taken it upon themselves to learn a language that is spoken only on a TV series, and nowhere else in the universe.

Recently, a meeting took place between the leaders of the pro-family movement and Republican National Committee Chairman Mark Racicot.

Conventional wisdom held that the longer George W. Bush was in office and doing well, the less important that it would be to have Vice President Richard Cheney

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Members of the House of Representatives almost never succeed when they run for president from their congressional seat. In the run-up to the 2004 presidential election, at least two current members of the House are making a bid for their party's nominatio