Part Two of the housing debacle is about to hit now that Sen. Hillary Clinton has politely stepped aside so Sen. Barack Obama can continue to capture the hearts of Ameri...
The next president and new Congress face a daunting set of challenges come January 2009: Iraq war, troubled economy, global climate change, looming government debt, taxe...
Tomatoes are the new spinach. They're this year's peanut butter and imported seafood, the latest in a painfully long line of potentially tainted foods to turn up on mark...
WASHINGTON — Can our state and local governments afford to subsidize businesses that sell only on the Internet, rather than through physical retail stores? And if we cou...
WASHINGTON — In his St. Paul victory speech, Barack Obama pledged again to pull out of Iraq. Rather than "continue a policy in Iraq that asks everything of our brave men...
WASHINGTON — Sixteen years after he shook up American politics by launching an impromptu campaign for president, Ross Perot is about to dip a toe back into the public de...
When the GOP Congress passed and President Bush signed the Bankruptcy Abuse Prevention and Consumer Protection Act of 2005, supporters hailed the measure as a victory fo...
It's frustrating enough when gas prices soar due to the unseen forces of global supply and demand. But it's downright unfair when Wall Street speculators contribute to r...
WASHINGTON — When Hillary Clinton announced for president in January of 2007, she did everything to downplay her gender short of dressing herself in men's clothes. In a ...
It beggared belief to learn last year that a U.S. Air Force bomber had flown from a base in North Dakota to one in Louisiana carrying a cargo of armed nuclear weapons. T...
