Obama's support for the 'card check' bill promises a hostile union takeover of American business.
McCain can’t afford to miss any more opportunities.
Palin's charming performance debating Joe Biden did nothing more than stop the bleeding after a brutal week of economic crisis and...
The Left would likely be shocked to see how purple their blue states really are.
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Palin goes to the mats; Obama forced to confront past connections (featuring today's exclusive cartoon by Brett Noel).
The Great Depression was preceded by a dramatic rise in taxes and spending, which is what Obama's plan calls for.
Few are calling the Democrats out on one of their biggest cover-ups since Ted Kennedy avoided charges in Mary Jo Kopechne’s death.
Not the change you want in an economic crisis.
Where your money is going courtesy of Congress last week ... but Matt Damon gets a tax exemption.
This Democratic Congress has potentially crippled the ability of U.S. businesses to ensure they have a lawful workforce.
by David C. John and James L. Gattuso
Credit the SEC and FASB for a step forward Tuesday in cleaning up the economic mess.
A new book by a patriot who would make our Founding Fathers proud...
The 'boys of summer' find a winter home in Arizona.
House roll call vote for the bailout bill, H.R. 1424.
Sarah Palin reminded us why so many Americans are galvanized by her candidacy.
In the NFL they watch last week’s film to change next week’s game; the Democrats watch last week’s film to change last week’s game.
Republicans have every right to be re-enthused about Palin and the game-changing momentum.
John McCain may have just let slip his last best chance to be president of the United States.
Get conservative leaders Rep. Jeb Hensarling's (R-Texas) and Rep. Mike Pence's (R-Ind.) views on the bailout bill pending in the House.
The American people said 'no' to the bailout.
This week marks the opening of two highly charged movie comedies. The first, …
Politics ordinarily has a certain predictability. Yet presidential politics this year has …
It would be foolish of me to deny the obvious truth in a recent e-mail message I received …
Will 2008 be the year of the Chicken Little Congress? Or can the House of Representatives show …
No one wants to talk about who is most to blame for the financial crisis that now threatens …
Here's an extremely obvious test of how secular our entertainment culture has become: Bill …
John McCain may have just let slip his last best chance to be president of the United States.
WASHINGTON, D.C. -- How would Barack Obama pay for the $800 billion that John McCain claimed …
WASHINGTON -- Tom Wolfe, the eminent novelist and sociologist, has a theory that …
You know what? Hank Paulson may not be the most powerful financial person in the country …
McCain loses -- the first debate, that is. Blown opportunities? Let us count the …
Barack Obama poses as a champion of true American values. He sees himself as "a symbol of …
Following Joe Biden's logic is not always easy.Recently, he told Americans that paying more in …
Supreme Court Justice Louis Brandeis warned, "The greatest dangers to liberty lurk in the …
I believe John McCain won the foreign policy debate hands down, but he was unimpressive on …
Obama did for Illinois taxpayers what shady mortgage lenders did for the economy.
In an effort to silence critics, Obama's campaign uses underhanded tactics and smears well-respected journalist.
Obama talks about pigs wearing lipstick, but Palin cuts the pork out of politics.
By Doug Fabian
The Dow Jones Industrial Average got smacked down with a 777-point shellacking
by Nicholas A. Vardy
Yesterday, U.S. markets were rocked by the news that the U.S. House of Representatives rejected the widely anticipated $700 billion "bailout" package for U.S. banks. Wall Street responded by hurtling the Dow Jones Industrials down nearly 7% -- more than the day after September 11, 2001.
by Doug Fabian
All of this talk about the next "Great Depression," if we don’t act right now, likely will have a self-fulfilling prophecy effect if, in fact, Congress doesn’t act now to approve the plan to assume all that bad mortgage -- and possibly other -- debt.
