The new wave of presidential signing statements is a serious challenge to our country's system of checks and balances.

We should not be surprised by China's positions. What is surprising--and extremely problematic--is that on these key issues Obama is acquiescing in them.

North Korean leadership is confident it can manipulate the "6-Party" process to generate further, perhaps unprecedented, benefits for its otherwise impoverished and discredited regime.

Obama has effectively nullified the War Powers Resolution, which requires the president to end hostilities within 60 days (with another 30 days to withdraw troops) unless he has received Congress's authorization. His administration's flouting of the WPR displays Obama's fundamental hostility to the regular workings of the political process established by the Constitution.

Instead of facing the foreclosure crisis head-on, President Barack Obama has chosen a terrible time to finally discover the virtue of federal restraint and mostly deferred to state attorneys general.

President Obama's attempt to appoint Craig Becker to the National Labor Relations Board was perhaps the low point of his dizzying flurry of actions designed to reward organized labor at the expense of everyone else.

The Committee believes that the primary function of the CFPA should be to simplify and make more informative current disclosure requirements to ensure that consumers receive sufficient information about financial products to make informed decisions.

Several elements of the health reform plans moving proposed by the White House and moving through Congress would be detrimental to patients.