Alzheimer's is a disease without a cure; the number of people afflicted continues to rise, and it is time for bureaucrats in Washington to support brain science research in the hope of finding a cure.

People who no longer remember slow economic growth might not be able to cope with a severe recession.

SenatorSchumer wants to loose the trial lawyers and the regulators on the mortgage market. That's the surest way to turn our housing weakness to bust.

Tort is still a tremendous drag on the American economy relative to other industrialized nations.

Whatever the outcome of Doha, a deep rethinking of the premises and operations of the global trading system is now inevitable.

American politics, culture, and lawis more receptive to a regulatory regime that operates on rules rather than principles.

The Community Rights Counsel wants to put an end to university-based training programs.

An objective assessment by outside analysts could realistically estimate the hazard and the costs and benefits of various earthquake codes.