WASHINGTON — Predictable as rain, the race card has surfaced just in time to stir up electoral passions, justify outcomes and explain away inconvenient truths.
Just days...
Chief executives of more than 85 major U.S. corporations jumped into the debate over the federal budget mess Thursday, calling on Washington to put its fiscal house in o...
In the debate over Obamacare, one of the most commonly repeated exchanges has been:
Conservative politician/pundit: “It’s unaffordable, and it’s going to bankrupt our na...
More than 100 of the nation’s business leaders made Thursday an uncomfortable day for President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney, but a good one for the rest of America...
WASHINGTON — Who creates most jobs? Hint: It’s not the government. Almost everyone seems to grasp that the private sector is the true jobs machine. But here’s a notable ...
It’s startling how much the presidential candidates talk and how little they say.
President Barack Obama has few details on how he would improve the economy.
We suspect ...
Jeremy, a 20-year-old junior at Adelphi University, opened the second presidential debate with a question that was not fully answered by either candidate: “What can you ...
The Internal Revenue Service issued an 18-page, single-spaced notice explaining how to distinguish between full-time and part-time workers under the Affordable Care Act ...
The future of coal mining in Pennsylvania seems bright, or at least it should. Coal production is responsible for 41,500 jobs across the commonwealth, and Pennsylvania i...
Outside the old red-brick City Hall in Manassas, Va., Dorothy Cummings was beaming. She had persuaded her son Charles to register to vote — and now she was marching him ...
