Commentary

President Clinton made the right decision Tuesday by postponing lawsuits by U.S. citizens against fo

The United States and Japan are in the final stages of negotiations to extend the decade-old semicon

After months of delay, the U.S. Senate has voted to lift the minimum wage by 90 cents an hour. Becau

U.S. corporations in Myanmar, formerly known as Burma, can no longer ignore suppression of democracy

Well, you blew it. Forbes' list of the world's richest people was just published and your name was n

Having spent almost 35 years in the airline business - much of it overseeing international aviation

The media circus over layoffs due to corporate downsizing has subsided. While magazines like the Atl

Financial markets have been thrown for a loop by the mistaken idea that a prospering labor market po

President Clinton is expected to announce today whether he will implement or postpone provisions of

1996 marks the 40th anniversary of the creation of the Interstate Highway System and it should be ca

State trading companies - government-owned enterprises that control the sales of a nation's key comm

Although the process of constitutional government was strengthened in the Russian presidential elect

Read this book in a cold shower on the 17th floor by an open window in January.You'll share

As someone who worked in the Senate for eight years, I was saddened to see Bob Dole leave. He is onl

CREW NEED NOT FOLLOWMASTER'S ILLEGAL ORDERI would like to respond to your June 14 article, '

Five months ago Congress voted to break up one of the last of the great monopolies - local phone ser

Everyone is grateful to Hong Kong's governor, Chris Patten, for promoting unconditional American ren

The deaths of 19 U.S. airmen in the recent terror bombing in Saudi Arabia has brought back memories

Even if Johnny cannot read, he will not necessarily end up jobless.Thanks to the small pool

A court has dealt a welcome blow to the European Union's legalized broadcasting cartel, trashing the

The Environmental Protection Agency recently released a draft economic analysis of the Clean Air Act

STRAIGHT FACTSON ISRAEL AND GRAINYour June 14 article, ''Carrier moves to dominate delivery

It looks like acting U.S. Trade Representative Charlene Barshefsky is going to remain acting, at lea

Everyone who has ever been an expectant parent knows the feeling: the intense desire for a healthy b

In the next few weeks, the Clinton administration will make a momentous decision on the future of re

After months of teasing, Ross Perot told Larry King this week he would enter the presidential race i

Roy Herberger is concerned. ''Foreign countries are increasingly limiting the number of American stu

Last week, the Federal Reserve decided to leave short-term interest rates intact. In hindsight, that

The way to a man's heart may be through his stomach, but to a young adult, it could well be his beep

The tests from Medicare's annual checkup have come back, and the prognosis is not good. As the gover

SCRAP TITLE XI,MR. TOTTIE INSISTSIn her June 26 reply (Page 8A) to my article, ''Scrap Title

Boone Pickens overstated the case - but not by much - when he asserted that chief executives who own

U.S. goods and services exports in 1995 soared by nearly 12 percent, the biggest year-to-year gain i

Trade disputes between the United States and its North American neighbors are nothing new. What is n

Let me ask you a personal question: If you were a car, what model would you be? Now do not be put of

If the Jones Act is the godsend its beneficiaries say - if it provides jobs, protects seamen, suppor

Myanmar's military rulers seem bent on making fu tile gestures toward reconciliation with the West,

For about a year now, the American maritime industry has watched efforts to repeal the Jones Act, a

LABOR IS NOT OPPOSEDTO EXPANDING TRADEIn his June 27 column, ''Free trade, free choice'' (Pa

Last week's approval of the Union Pacific-Southern Pacific railroad merger was a perfect good-news,