Commentary

Ross Perot's choice of economist Pat Choate as a running mate is not likely to propel his Reform P

Business travelers who find working on the road expansive may have plenty of company.A recen

Supporters of shipping deregulation want Puerto Ricans to believe that ending the Jones Act would le

Libyan leader and ''first engineer'' Col. Moammar Gadhafi has seen his dream fulfilled: A river is f

The crash of a ValuJet plane into the Florida Everglades last May underscored the high price 100 pas

Recent events in northern Iraq bring to mind the evils of Saddam Hussein's past excesses. The Americ

Should it die or should it live on to the next century? That's the question the House of Representat

The Overseas Private Investment Corp. is a government agency created in 1971 to provide political ri

With a straight face, the Caribbean banana-produc ing countries have told the World Trade Organi zat

As a government agency that creates jobs for Americans and operates at no cost to American taxpayers

A new program to teach U.S. schoolchildren to read is high on President Clinton's election-year shop

Legend tells us that former President Eisenhower, exasperated by John Foster Dulles's nonstop globe-

The kind of incentives a company uses to motivate its employees may matter less than the fact it is

The deployment of information technology in government is expanding so rapidly that it is forcing go

LABOR'S FIGHT FOR RIGHTSREFLECTS US POLICY . . .In his article in the Aug. 23 issue (''Organ

South Korea says only membership in the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development will m

Chemical weapons have a grim history, from the mustard gas that shrouded World War I battlefields to

Proud Austria celebrates the 1,000th anniversary of its naming this year, but Viennese tabloids are

Val Johnson has five children and knows that the odds are against them. They are growing up in one o

Forget about signing bonuses. The real money in American sports isn't on the court or putting green.

I don't recall ever hearing the World Trade Organization or the General Agreement on Tariffs and Tra

The recent flap over illegal drug use by White House staffers is a powerful illustration of how the

US SOLD BLIGHTEDCOTTON TO P.T. AMIYour July 22 article, ''Indonesian group calls for boycott

W hen the people of Bosnia go to the polls Satur day, they almost certainly will give a majority of

Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, has replaced Josef Vissarionovitch Stalin as the new idol of Prag

Democratic Party leaders and many political commentators who came to Chicago last month would have u

While U.S. multinationals are capitalizing on the business opportunities arising from Asia's impress

Forty years ago, amid alarming reports of radioactive fallout and Strontium 90 in mothers' milk, the

The same folks who brought you last winter's federal government shutdowns have only three weeks to a

When Congress passed - and President Clinton signed - the line-item veto into law, it was promoted a

Even before the announcement that evidence of life may have been found in a Martian meteorite, Mars

The U.S. State Department is conveniently ignoring the steady erosion of Cambodia's non-Communist po

An executive vice president was passed over for the presidency because the personnel record containe

Bob Dole's economic plan has many problems, not least the slim chance Congress will cut spending eno

The economic marriage between the United States and Canada otherwise known as the U.S.-Canada Free T

More than a dozen prominent British business executives have written an open letter appealing to the

The most fretful issue in science today is the ability of the lab-coat set to manage its affairs. It

As a rule, refugees do not vote. When a war, or a civil war, displaces millions of people from their

Washington squanders billions of dollars a year on foolish projects, but now Congress is threatenin

Germany has pledged to freeze $61 million in aid to the Volkswagen automaker in partial satisfaction