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 How Dads Can Avoid Billy Ray's RegretsDoug Giles: ... more  Human Nature and D.C.-backed LoansDebra J. Saunders: In 2009, when CNBC's David Faber asked former Federal Reserve Chairman Alan Greenspan what lessons could be learned to prevent another great financial meltdown in the wake of the mortgage-financing collapse, Greenspan did not have a happy-face answer. ... more  One Rough Man—One Great ReadDavid Stokes: On the day that changed everything, Sept. 11, 2001, Brad Taylor's wife was nine months pregnant. Within days, she gave birth to their daughter. Four days after that, Taylor headed to Afghanistan with the image of his crying wife holding their new baby permanently etched in his mind. ... more  Justin Bieber Economics In WashingtonAustin Hill: First, let me make it clear that I mean no disrespect to Justin Bieber. The teen recording artist is a genuinely talented young man, and he strikes me as a decent guy. ... more  White House Gets It Wrong on Stimulus JobsSalena Zito: Even though the nation's unemployment rate is at 9 percent (not the 7 percent projected by the White House, if the stimulus act worked), White House press secretary Jay Carney said Thursday that the stimulus has added "several million jobs" and "lowered the unemployment rate. ... more  Bloated Budgets Endanger FreedomKen Connor: Inside the beltway, discussion of President Obama's proposed budget for fiscal year 2012 has provoked the "Sturm und Drang" that we have come to expect in the polarized partisan atmosphere that predominates in Washington. ... more  Chicago Boasts Most Extensive Network of Police Surveillance CamerasSteve Chapman: If you want to be on TV, don't go to Los Angeles or New York. Come to Chicago. In fact, you couldn't avoid it if you wanted to, thanks to the nation's most extensive network of police surveillance cameras. ... more    The Audacity of Mobs Kevin McCullough: On Friday morning, my television and radio shows took calls from Wisconsin citizens, most of whom lived in Madison or very near, some of whom were teachers and more than willing to go along with the Governor's modest request. ... more  Rocky Mountain RINO? Paul Jacob: Republican politicians turn against the voters in Colorado. ... more |
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