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Washington needs to realize that a free-trade agreement with Asia is good for us all

How a skeptical Ohio family found plenty to like in health care reform

Income inequality would be easier to fix if both parties stopped coddling their core voters

The President’s mess is an unexpected gift. Now Republicans must seize their moment.

Critics of the agreement with the rogue state worry it may be the start of a beautiful friendship. It isn’t.

With the federal government at shutdown’s door, the 20 female Senate members are setting new standards for civility and bipartisanship. Look out, old boys’ club

The U.S. can lay the blame for its current political mess at the feet of my generation

Mike Bloomberg is about to be unemployed for the second time in his professional life. The first was in August of 1981, when Saloman Brothers fired Bloomberg from the only full-time job he had ever known. The second time will be …

Obama should hold the bravado and respond reasonably to Iran’s conciliatory signals

After years of squabbling, can Washington declare a truce on energy policy?

Will Congress follow the President into an attack that no one wants?