The apparent drug gang killings of U.S. consular employees this weekend in Juarez, Mexico are a bloody reminder that President Obama is getting the United States involved in yet another…
There is nothing wrong with laying out suggestions for what the average child should know by a certain grade. But most kids aren't the average child, and the standards to…
If you want to know what's ruinously wrong with Washington, look no further than the endless health care imbroglio and something called the Student Aid and Fiscal Responsibility Act, legislation…
A spate of bombings and other killings in Iraq in advance of this weekend's elections -- including a series of blasts in Baghdad that killed at least 12 people on…
Recent war games and public statements from U.S. military commanders are reinforcing what should have been clear some time ago: A U.S. or Israeli attack against Iran would have significant…
If building new nuclear power plants is such a good idea, why won't anyone put their own money at risk without government loan guarantees? The answer is that nuclear power…
President Obama's Florida announcement of funding for high-speed rail is doubly ironic. First, Obama touts the environmental benefits of high-speed rail, yet the environmental impact statement written by the state…
As world leaders convene this week in London for discussions on Afghanistan, there is growing agreement that the coalition must negotiate with the Taliban in order to militarily withdraw from…
Today the Supreme Court struck a major blow for free speech by correctly holding that government cannot try to "level the political playing field" by banning corporations from making independent…
No one should be surprised if reports that Iran has turned down the IAEA nuclear proposal turn out to be true. The proposal was quite ambitious, but unfortunately, Iran appears…
Sometime in 2010 or 2011, Congress expects to decide how to spend the $250 billion or more of federal gas taxes and other highway user fees that will be collected…
During the past few decades, a truly global division of labor has emerged, presenting opportunities for specialization, collaboration, and exchange on scales once unimaginable. The confluence of falling trade and…
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