Obama’s Manufacturing Push Meets Skepticism From Experts
Manufacturing is as American as motherhood, baseball and apple pie. Who could be against Americans making more of what they …
Why Romney’s Shaggy Dog Story Won’t Die
It’s the story that continues to, well, dog Republican presidential front-runner Mitt Romney. And, according to some experts, it could …
As GOP Race Shifts, SuperPAC Mega-Donors Weigh Next Moves
As Rick Santorum leaps forward in the polls just weeks before several key GOP primaries, some wealthy donors are considering …
Auto Dependability Hits 22-Year High In New Study
Toyota and Ford won the most awards in the J.D. Power and Associates 2012 U.S. Vehicle Dependability Study, which came …
Why America Pursues More Perfect Politics
Americans are obsessed with perfection. We implement zero-tolerance policies in our schools and businesses. We improve on the atomic clock …
Does Contraception Really Pay For Itself?
Last week, President Barack Obama announced that religious groups won’t have to pay for contraceptive services themselves. Instead, the cost …
As Wars Wind Down, What Are U.S. Security Needs?
U.S. troops have already left Iraq, the war in Afghanistan is winding down, and there hasn’t been a major terrorist …
Election-Year Realities Bring Compromise On Payroll Taxes
Part of President Obama’s 2012 re-election strategy was to run against a do-nothing Congress. But congressional Republicans now appear determined …
President’s 2013 Budget Includes Slight Boost For Arts, Cultural Agencies
The 2013 budget proposed by President Obama includes many cuts made to conform with new spending limits. But several arts …
Poll: Obama Hits 50% Approval, Leads All GOP Rivals, For Now
The new CBS News/NY Times poll definitely contains the kind of information that could put a little spring in any …











