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Joel Hilliker

Life doesn’t last forever. But our quest to extend it has raised some vital questions—and obscured some others.

Europe is troubled by Asia’s surge—even as it broadens their economic relationship.

One man’s self-immolation helped torch a government. If the winds blow wrong, the blaze could spread.

One can’t help but sigh and cry.

Facing a budget pinch, the UK stakes its fortunes on an alliance with a longtime European foe.

The wretched world of werewolves, vampires and zombies

After 2010 pummeled us with deadly natural disasters, scientists say there’s a lesson to be learned.

The reason for the economic crisis is screaming at us. Why won’t people face it?

While advancing end-of-life care, modern medicine has raised some important questions and obscured others.

A sign that the world is about to get far more dangerous

How else can one respond to this world’s growing sin-sickness?

Its past is steeped in misery, soaked in blood. Is its future any brighter?

The perils of flattery—and perks of encouragement

Facing a budget pinch, the UK stakes its fortunes on an alliance with a longtime European foe.

Iran’s rise portends Jerusalem’s fall.

Just one of the dangerous defense cuts exposing Britain as a “silly dove”

Don’t even think about it.

Last week marked nine years since Operation Enduring Freedom. But the people of Afghanistan have suffered decades of war with no freedom in sight.

In the face of Muslim aggression, America and Europe are charting different paths.

The danger in the ruling against Proposition 8

How else can one respond to this world’s growing sin-sickness?

In our own minds, we have nothing to be ashamed of.

Facing budget shortfalls, local governments cut back on public safety.

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