Economic Divide in America Between Blue, Red States
States that vote Republican are emerging stronger from the economic downturn.
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Who Cares About American Energy Independence?
The goal of Mitt Romney’s energy policy is misguided. His way of getting there is sound.
Why the United States Will Go Over the “Fiscal Cliff”
Republicans won’t do a deal on taxes unless rates have already gone up.
Majority Florida Seniors Favor Ryan’s Medicare Plan
Elderly voters in the swing state support the Republicans’ vice presidential candidate.
The Navy’s Drone Fighter Almost Ready for Testing
An unmanned aerial vehicle is tested for takeoff and landing from an aircraft carrier.
Paul Ryan’s Budget Plan is Far from Radical
The Wisconsin congressman’s plan doesn’t balance the budget before 2040.
Romney Sends Mixed Signals on National Security
The Republican candidate has appointed both neoconservatives and realists as advisors.
Does Ryan Help or Hurt Romney in Swing States?
His plan to privatize Medicare is unlikely to play well with senior voters in Florida.
With Ryan, Romney Makes Election Ideological Contest
November’s election can be a debate on just how much government Americans want.
United States Consider Drone Deployment to East China Sea
The United States may deploy spy planes to keep watch on a disputed island chain.
Obama’s Reluctance to Intervene in Syria Isn’t Puzzling
The president’s unwillingness to antagonize China and Russia is perfectly justified.
Air Sea Battle War Plans Spark Tensions with China
The possibility of major conflict with China may be used by the American armed forces to fend off budget cuts.
Could Republicans Lose Their Texas Stronghold?
Changing demographics and the radicalization of the Republican Party paint a grim picture for it in the South.
Mitt Romney’s Israel Policy Wouldn’t Be Very Different
The Republican promises to do the “opposite” on Israel from Barack Obama, but that is unlikely.
Did Glass-Steagall Produce Sixty Years of Prosperity?
That’s giving too much credit to one law.