WASHINGTON — How much longer are we going to keep saying that Iraq is not a rerun of Vietnam?
America's two latest misguided wars are not carbon copies, to be sure, havi...
An unlikely political figure is willing to fight for lower gas prices. His name: Fidel Castro.
He's working with foreign investors, including China, to find oil off the ...
I really don't mind that the people we send to Washington live a bit better than most of us.
I don't begrudge them their chauffeured sedans and pension plans, the housin...
In the annals of corporate crime, few can match in size and complexity the conspiracy, deception and fraud committed by Enron. Almost no one could understand the company...
Enron's Ken Lay and Jeff Skilling are about to trade their corporate suites for prison cells. Sometimes the system works. As prosecutors argued and jurors apparently agr...
Here's what one reader wrote: "Williams, I can understand how the destruction of Hurricane Katrina and Middle East political uncertainty can jack up gasoline prices. But...
WASHINGTON — This Memorial Day weekend found the nation's capital consumed by the issue of immigration — a topic that reaches as deep into our history and values as any ...
America's two most perversely influential businessmen, Kenneth Lay and Jeffrey Skilling of Enron infamy, at long last got their comeuppance last week when they were conv...
When I was in first grade, the nuns still wore heavy black habits with flowing skirts and long head coverings accented by a starched white piece across the forehead.
So ...
Washington politicians, especially on the GOP side, often complain about inheritance taxes. U.S. Comptroller General David M. Walker, however, thinks elected officials s...
