Ebola panic on the high seas

A review of the week’s top stories.

Political resistance to a ban dissipates as Democrats in tight races realize voters are serious about wanting one.

The clearest sign yet that President Obama views Ebola as a political problem.

Seeking treatment in the emergency room is typically far more costly than visiting a primary care doctor for treatment.

Our political leaders would be smart to embrace the Just War Theory as a basis for a wise Middle Eastern policy, even using American “boots on the ground” to terminate such jihadist evil.

In the face of a uniquely dangerous threat, we Americans have trouble recalibrating our traditional (and laudable) devotion to individual rights and civil liberties.

Three International Brotherhood of Boilermakers officers were paid more than $500,000 during the union’s fiscal year ending June 30.

They’re afraid of an informed citizenry, an independent media, and conservatives willing to go to the mat for their constitutional rights.