There they go again.
Democrats lost the 2004 presidential election even though they met the party's goal of turning out more of their targeted voters.
Now they have deci...
Here's a grim tally. Number of Americans killed annually in auto accidents: 43,000. Deaths from alcohol-related crashes: 17,000. Deaths from driver distraction: 10,000.
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WASHINGTON — With the Senate coming back to work, it is scheduled to take up the issue of immigration. And that is what brought Bill Gates to Washington for a rare visit...
WASHINGTON — And now, polygamy.
With the sweetly titled HBO series "Big Love," polygamy comes out of the closet. Under the headline "Polygamists, Unite!" Newsweek inform...
The American Water Co. has an apple-pie name and an important mission — to provide clean drinking water to millions of Americans in 29 states. But a bill in Congress wou...
WASHINGTON — At this moment, one of the most dangerous since the Second World War, America's perils are exacerbated by the travails of a president indiscriminately despi...
Last week, DP World decided to separate from its newly acquired U.S. port terminal operations. Even though these assets are less than 10 percent of its recent takeover o...
The bright side of the port security imbroglio is that China is enjoying a respite from its role as Capitol Hill's favorite pinata. But that won't last.
In fact, 2006 co...
It is difficult to pinpoint an exact moment when grades in American higher education began to inflate, but the smart money is on the late 1960s.
Sometimes grade inflatio...
If there's one thing clear about the Hurricane Katrina disaster, it's that government at all levels failed. Damning federal reports are plenty convincing of that. But th...
