Op-Ed

President Obama recently proposed roughly $200 billion in new spending, along with some temporary tax relief. 

President Obama’s plan to raise taxes on the rich has liberals brimming with excitement. Finally, a Democrat who fights back against the plutocracy!

As the Peace Corps celebrates its 50th anniversary this month, it is time to take stock and commit to making it bigger, better and bolder.

In the cyberspace age, we must develop capabilities to deter would-be attackers from wreaking destruction or disruption on our country.

Shortly after 11 p.m. on Wednesday, Sept. 21, Troy Davis was killed by agents of the state of Georgia.

The United States Postal Service, an independent government agency that does not currently receive taxpayer dollars, lost $8.5 billion in fiscal 2010. Based on first-quarter results, it is on track to lose almost $10 billion this year.

This month, we have been remembering the many victims of the terror attacks of Sept. 11, 2001.

The combination of the debt-ceiling debate and the recent bankruptcy of a solar firm with a $535 million loan guarantee is certain to give energy subsidies a leading part in the Washington budget drama this fall.

Proponents of green economic planning have long fallen prey to Bullwinkle-thinking — the idea that you can make the same failed magic trick work by saying “This time for sure!” 

The challenges we face as a nation have been well-documented.