Opinion - The Christian Science Monitor

The climate-change debate in Washington and this week in Copenhagen, Denmark, isn't really about whether to act on carbon emissions. It is more about how to share the burden. Full Story »

Boston; and Ahmedabad, India - As the world focuses on climate change this week in Copenhagen, Denmark, delegates are set to negotiate complex deals to avoid a future world of melted Arctic ice sheets and significantly higher sea levels. Full Story »

Indianapolis - The Bible, it turns out, is too liberal. Full Story »

Hillary Rodham Clinton was positively ebullient last week. The secretary of State announced that she was "extremely heartened" by other NATO members' pledge to send about 7,000 troops to Afghanistan. Was her enthusiasm warranted? Full Story »

New York - Lebanon finally has a new government after five months of political bickering. But Western policymakers should not shift their attention away from this small country that has been the staging ground of proxy wars in the Middle East. Full Story »

A funny thing happened on the way to the global warming summit that opens Monday in Copenhagen, Denmark. Full Story »

New York - Do you know Tiger Woods? Of course you don't. But you think that you do. Full Story »

Washington - Tabloids have pounced on Tiger Woods for his apparent failure to uphold family values. Their stories use traditional morals to define adultery as scandal and include words like "sin" and "confession." Full Story »

The person best able to bring back jobs to unemployed Americans spent Thursday trying to keep his own job. Full Story »

New York - Golf's golden boy has fallen and many Americans are pointing and laughing. As soon as the headlines hit – Tiger Woods was in a car accident last week mired in mystery – the schadenfreude began: Was he cheating? Was he drinking? Did his wife beat him up? Is their marriage doomed? Full Story »