The Obama administration continues to rush forward with regulations based on dubious science, even though they may impose significant costs on industry that will be passed along to consumers and may generate waves of litigation that will add to the financial burden.

Having lost the presidency, the House, and the Senate, the Democrats are waging a campaign to solidify control over the third branch of government, the federal judiciary.

Even those who have never negotiated with North Korea could have told the Obama administration, “I told you so.”

The effort of the French and Russians to blackmail the United States by exploiting the needs of the Iraqi people is another step toward unraveling the United Nations as an instrument of serious negotiation.

Imagine if Montgomery and Helderman's editor had demanded that they deliberately slant a story to benefit an advertiser, and they and the rest of the reporting staff responded by walking out and shutting down the paper in protest. Would it be accurate to say that Washington Post reporters picked a fight?

Several events in recent days indicate deepening ties between Iran and Russia. To this end, Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov announced last month in Washington, D.C., Moscow's "step-by-step" proposal for restarting negotiations with Iran.

Congress can and should pass something similar to Rep. Marsha Blackburn's bill, which would prohibit the Environmental Protection Agency from regulating greenhouse gases under the Clean Air Act.