To the Point

Friday's massacre in Newtown, Connecticut, has raised questions about the failure of America's mental health system to help those who need it.

The latest of this year's multiple shootings killed 6 adults and 20 first-graders on Friday. Some call this the time for action. Others warn about unintended consequences.

America was founded as a secular country but, since the 1950's, God has become an official presence in governmental affairs. Is that a threat to the Founders’ promise?

This week Michigan passed Right to Work bills that affect both public and private sector employees. Sara Terry explores the politics and economics of the movement.

When Yellowstone's most famous wolf was killed by a hunter, her death became an international story. Judy Muller looks at the role of the wolf in modern-day America.

Guest host Judy Muller looks at whether the Tea Party can survive as a potent force in American politics.

The idea of addressing climate change with a carbon tax is hardly new, but  it's suddenly gaining new popularity – and from some unusual quarters.

After the worst street violence in 60 years, Egypt’s newly elected President is surrounded by tanks, troops and barbed wire.

Tax breaks and government subsidies are beloved by politicians to help cities, counties and states increase jobs and grow their economies.    

Unmanned drones are re-shaping both the gathering of intelligence and the conduct of warfare by the Obama Administration.