In 10 years of U.S. contracting boondoggles in Iraq and Afghanistan, perhaps the most notorious is the Jadriyah Lake Water Park on the Tigris River in Baghdad.
Like most...
The bad news about the good news involving Route 228 is that completion of the project won’t be soon enough for motorists who regularly deal with the traffic congestion ...
WASHINGTON — The story behind the story is that “tax reform,” as we know it, is dying. During the 1980s, no major piece of legislation better symbolized bipartisan conse...
WASHINGTON — Let’s understand President Obama’s strategy in the “fiscal cliff” negotiations. It has nothing to do with economics or real fiscal reform. This is entirely ...
“What we have done is kicked this can down the road. We are now at the end of the road and are not in a position to kick it any further. We have to signal seriousness in...
When a potentially deadly cancer is diagnosed, and chemotherapy can help, sane people opt for chemotherapy.
It may cause hair loss and nausea. It’s likely you’ll feel te...
WASHINGTON — Even Jonathan Swift, who said promises and pie crusts are made to be broken, might have marveled at the limited shelf life of Barack Obama’s promise of a “b...
The Petraeus affair has helped Americans understand the sweeping power federal authorities have to snoop around in email. Another way Americans may unknowingly expose th...
WASHINGTON — A variety of insults have been deployed in opposition to Susan Rice’s likely nomination for secretary of state: She is not qualified; she’s too aggressive; ...
A record was set last week in Pennsylvania. But it’s not a record number of sports championships or jobs created — it’s a record number of former state lawmakers in pris...
