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Economist Richard Rahn on the Buffett Rule and tax-deductible charitable contributions.

Does America suffer from a trash addiction? Has it transformed itself into "China's trash compactor"? Marc Levinson reviews "Garbology."

Behind the silly debate over whether the election is a "referendum" or a "choice."

Mr. President, have you heard there's a war on?

The Bo Xilai affair reveals a country whose political and social institutions are anything but stable.

Americans know that politicians are getting elected by promising to tax only the rich and then going after the middle class.

In 1980, Ronald Reagan zeroed in on the incompetence of Jimmy Carter, a good and decent man. That should be Mitt Romney's strategy in 2012.

'The Germans will never forgive the Jews for Auschwitz,' runs a mind-bending quip.

Juan Williams on the GOP's inability to attract more minorities and immigrants.

My experience at Merrill Lynch shows how to serve customers without engaging in proprietary trading.

Government payments have exploded as politicians keep expanding the definition of the disabled to include millions of Americans.

Limiting credit and criminal histories from employer review.

Property tax bills fall as Scott Walker's reforms start to kick in.

The company's 19th-century founder said it was devoted to the "common good." In World War II, it worked hard for the Third Reich.

The perils of politicizing the George Zimmerman case.

A free trade agreement would give each country a stake in the other's success.

Taxpayers deserve the same defense from IRS penalties as Tim Geithner.

Congress has starved the agency of funds, limiting its scientists' ability to keep up with peers in private industry and academia.

Politicians in Brasília are depressing investment by placating manufacturers.

The Internet is no substitute for hands-on reporting.