Commentary

''Watch out, the boomers are coming.''That's the warning sounded by demographers, economists

It is hard to imagine a bigger muddle than U.S. sanctions against India and Pakistan.The Cli

President Clinton will arrive in China today for his second summit with Communist Party General Secr

Could it get much worse for the Japanese economy? Auto production, Japan's industrial jewel for near

''I eased off the main sheet and the Spray swung off for the beacon lights of the inner harbor. At l

The captains of South African industry are discovering, with varying degrees of enthusiasm, that the

Today in Geneva, U.S. officials are expected to sign an accord that U.S. automakers believe could re

Why, with all the problems facing President Clinton, are Republicans in disarray? Why is it now conv

I have just crossed over the line. It was only a month ago that I mustered the resolve to scrap my t

The Russian bear isn't looking very healthy these days. The country's stock market has tanked while

Never mind that the United States and Mexico are supposed to be allies with common interests. Especi

President Clinton's trip to the Middle Kingdom has taken on more twists than a Chinese dragon - and

The information explosion can give you whiplash.Just when we were worrying about the Social

As intemperate and emotional as it may be, Mexican invective against the recent ''Casablanca'' sting

President Clinton's biggest responsibility during his coming visit to the People's Republic of China

South Korean President Kim Dae-jung's recent visit to the United States was masterful in the subtlet

Rising just outside the Gdansk shipyard's gates, a riveting monument of three anchors nailed to stee

The voice of the people has had little impact on the tone or direction of the immigration debate in

The United States is in the process of deregulating its electric utility industry, which promises to

President Clinton recently confessed he had to ''fudge'' on legislation authorizing reprisals agains

Try as they might, cartels rarely accomplish their chief goal: to ensure ample profits for member co

Almost 100 years ago, Andrew Carnegie implored his mega-rich compadres to give away a good chunk of

Britain's government has taken the first tentative steps toward modernizing the management of its ai

While the United States continues to grind out economic sanctions, one longstanding penalty against

Six years old, living in Westbury, Long Island, I had an enormously overdue library book. I remember

Economic sanctions have taken on a life of their own. Once reserved for only the worst conduct by th

Japanese Prime Minister Ryutaro Hashimoto's only real answer to six years of economic stagnation has

It's too early to tell how the stock market's recent weakness will affect the millionaire around the

More than seven years after Communism collapsed and the Soviet empire disintegrated, Russia is an in

The biggest wave of mergers and acquisitions in history is now under way. Each year seems to bring m

House Speaker Newt Gingrich jostled the slumbering trade community last week when he said that he pl

As President Clinton prepares for his first official visit to China next week, critics from all side

The U.S. trade deficit hit another new high last month as the worsening Asian economic crisis clippe

STANDING UPFOR STRONGER UNIONSYour June 8 editorial, ''Stronger unions'' (Page 4A), seems to

It's one thing to crack down on big corporate polluters. It's quite another to get citizens to do th

''First he makes love to me and lavishes me with gifts. Then he beats me.''This isn't the cr

You stretch as you settle into your chair in front of your computer at precisely 9 a.m. (sign-on tim

''The Great Betrayal: How American Sovereignty and Social Justice Are Being Sacrificed to the Gods o

Remember when faxing seemed like a miracle?In the early days, we would watch and wait as a s

Last week the U.N. General Assembly promised a fresh assault in the war on drugs with a coordinated