Buried in a recent spending bill approved by Congress was a poison pill — a provision terminating U.S. access for 29 Mexican trucking companies.
Following Congress’ misg...
A federal judge deserves applause for ordering the Food and Drug Administration to rethink its politically motivated age restrictions on an emergency contraceptive for w...
If you wonder why the U.S. stock market now resembles a blue-light special at Kmart, look no farther than the churlish reaction to the news that insurance company AIG pa...
By unveiling his plan to rid banks of toxic assets and ease the credit flow, President Barack Obama has completed a remarkable two-month opening stage of an administrati...
Americans of a certain age have memories, fond or not, of being crammed with their siblings into an un-air-conditioned station wagon and heading off for long summer vaca...
WASHINGTON — With a bit of bookkeeping legerdemain borrowed from the Bush administration, the Democratic Congress is about to perform a coverup on the most serious threa...
WASHINGTON — I took a one-week vacation from this column and the stock market went crazy. The letters AIG were translated into SOS, and the House of Representatives, res...
At the end of the 19th century, unsuspecting workers were "shanghaied" — a practice originated in that Chinese city — to work on British ships, which desperately needed ...
Michelle Obama has been turning heads as a fashion trendsetter. Last week, she started what we hope will become a national fad by breaking ground on an organic vegetable...
WASHINGTON — With the braying of 328 yahoos — members of the House of Representatives who voted for retroactive and punitive use of the tax code to confiscate legal earn...