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With the Republicans’ health-care bill in crisis, some have suggested they try a bipartisan approach. To understand the prospects of such a thing, recall the most import...

A CBS News poll released the other day revealed that a whopping three out of four Americans believe the current tone and lack of civility in U.S. politics and public dis...

The Senate health care bill, which was scuttled Tuesday until after July 4, was doomed by two narratives: Republicans are mean, and poor people would be dropping like fl...

This is not your father’s inflation — and that’s good news. Business cycles often end when higher inflation causes a country’s central bank to raise interest rates, slow...

The Brezhnev Doctrine said that the Soviet empire could only expand and never give back its gains. A domestic version of the doctrine has long applied to the welfare sta...

A year ago this week, Lou Mavrakis beamed as Donald Trump campaigned in economically ravaged Monessen, promising to bring back steel jobs and punish China for unfair tra...

In case you missed it, there was good public access news from the Pennsylvania Supreme Court last week, when the court affirmed the public’s right to access videos gathe...

Arlington National Cemetery, it seems, is running out of space. A bugler might need to play taps for the holiest and most visited of the nation’s military resting places...

King Salman of Saudi Arabia just elevated his somewhat reckless 31-year-old son Prince Mohammed to become crown prince, and the White House is thrilled. The prince has b...

Do we have a worker shortage? Maybe. For months, I’ve planned to write a column on the future of the U.S. labor market. Stacked on my desk are reports on “the gig econom...