As the problems of the Affordable Care Act become increasingly apparent, it also has become clear that we need new ways of ensuring access to health care for all America...
The sixth year of a two-term presidency is rarely kind.
The public’s initial romance with the president has faded. The brief momentum he thought he earned by winning re-...
School choice advocates cheered last month when the U.S. Department of Justice dropped its bid to halt Louisiana’s tuition voucher program, but this battle isn’t over. T...
Uncle Sam has a chance to make one of the good-news stories of 2013 even better next year. Thanks to the extraction technique known as fracking, the United States is pro...
WASHINGTON — There is more than a little hypocrisy to the outcry that the government, through the National Security Agency (NSA), is systematically destroying Americans’...
The Target trademark bull’s-eye took on a whole new meaning when up to 40 million of its customers’ credit and debit cards were compromised over the holiday shopping sea...
WASHINGTON — Two years from today, Iowa — dark, brooding, enigmatic Iowa — will be enjoying its quadrennial moment as the epicenter of the universe. And in 10 months, vo...
WASHINGTON — First order of business for the returning Congress: The No Bailout for Insurance Companies Act of 2014.
Make it one line long: “Sections 1341 and 1342 of th...
Iran is churning out nuclear fuel and may be on the brink of nuclear weapons capability. North Korea has already busted into the nuclear club, testing two bombs. The U.S...
In the final weeks of December, advertisers distributed colorful circulars through newspapers or catalogs in the mail promoting holiday shopping specials. Every day, pri...
