So here’s Eric Schneiderman, of whom you’ve probably never heard, who last year was elected attorney general of the state of New York, a job that arguably makes him the ...
WASHINGTON — When it comes to energy, America is lucky to be next to Canada, whose proven oil reserves are estimated by Oil and Gas Journal at 175 billion barrels. This ...
Richard Nixon famously said that Republican presidential candidates should run to the right in the primaries, then to the center in the general election. But what happen...
While in China last week, Vice President Joe Biden mistakenly said we own 85 percent of U.S. Treasury securities, while the number actually is 54 percent. But who am I t...
Dear reader,
This column will be contentious because it discusses the grave economic danger our country faces. It might challenge or contradict your current thinking.
If...
WASHINGTON — It’s a sign of desperation that the latest cure being suggested for the ailing economy is higher inflation. In the 1970s and early 1980s, inflation (peaking...
On his Midwest bus tour, President Barack Obama bashed obstructionists in Congress for blocking passage of free-trade accords with Colombia, Panama and South Korea. If o...
As Libyan rebels seize Tripoli, it’s a ripe moment to reconsider the mythology of the Arab Spring.
The Libyan rebels, like those in Tunisia and Egypt, have shown that th...
“There are days when I say that one term is enough,” President Barack Obama said in June. His prospective opponents certainly feel that way, and if Obama studied recent ...
Companies are not hiring, but it’s not because they’re worried about the national debt. The economy is not growing, but it’s not because the public sector is laying off ...
