DEARBORN, Mich. — If Alan Mulally, Ford's CEO, is looking for fresh words to inspirit his troubled company — words to replace "The Way Forward," which rang hollow as For...
In December 1906, President Theodore Roosevelt expressed alarm about the dangerous concentration of wealth and power in the U.S. and called on the incoming 60th Congress...
Some stories are timeless . . . like the letter an eight-year-old girl wrote 109 years ago to the editor of the New York Sun.
Every year, at this time, the Butler Eagle ...
Let me tell you about my friends Michael and JoJo Dey, whose love epitomizes what the Christmas season is all about.
They are a typical middle-class couple; devout Chris...
There's been a lot of negative publicity lately about members of Congress secretly slipping favors into legislation for their districts or special interests. You might t...
Donald Trump has figured out that America is addicted to addiction stories. With Tara Conner, the current Miss USA, you see the pattern with red-white-and-blue efficienc...
The coulda-shoulda-woulda chorus just added a new soprano. Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton says she wouldn't have voted for the Iraq War if she'd known then what she knows n...
Even though Congress has adjourned, discussions are under way in Washington about renewing the many tentacles of the farm bill next year. Debates over crop subsidies and...
U.S. Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson returned Friday from Beijing, where he spent two days urging Chinese leaders to reduce their massive trade deficit with the United ...
While America's Iraq War will soon eclipse the length of World War II, it is becoming increasingly apparent that the issue that dominated the 2004 and 2006 elections may...
