Commentary

The United States and the European Union are heading toward another showdown over access to each oth

No farmer would look at a pasture full of starving cows and refuse to fertilize his grass, especiall

America's economy is experiencing a sustained resurgence. Profit and productivity are up. We are the

They're off! British Prime Minister John Major has visited the Queen at Buckingham Palace and receiv

An effervescent President Boris Yeltsin took home from the Helsinki summit a bag of presents from hi

Only days after a bruising fight over naming Mexico as noncooperative in the war on drugs, Congress

Politics in Washington is once again beginning to interfere with policy. That's always a dangerous l

Dr. Strangelove's wheelchair clattered against the side of the War Room conference table ashe wheele

KEEP THE FEDERALHIGHWAY PROGRAMYour March 14 editorial, ''Paying for Highways'' (Page 6A), i

The National Association of Manufacturers, in its most recent survey, points out that between 1993 a

If you want an objective analysis of competition in ocean shipping lanes that are now reserved for U

Dear Dean Rau:I have just been fired. It was embarrassing, but I got a good severance paymen

SHORT-TERM MODELS HELPTO STUDY GLOBAL WARMINGIn his Feb. 24 opinion article, Dale W. Jorgens

The Federal Reserve Board, which sets the nation's monetary policy, is in a predicament. The economy

Alarmed by a rising tide of unilateral trade sanctions, U.S. companies are fighting back - andnot a

According to Washington, the hazardous wasted generated by private industry is a national crisis. At

The night train was about to leave the Linz Hauptbahnhof when a young woman with raven-black hair pu

ISRAELI UNIVERSITY DOESNO NUCLEAR RESEARCHYour Feb. 6 article on the U.S. clamp-down on comp

The European Union said it will soon propose labeling genetically altered food to protect consumers.

The Department of Transportation has now chosen its 13 members of the National Civil Aviation Review

Cyberspace has become the latest battleground in the take-no-prisoners war among America's cable TV

While Presidents Clinton and Yeltsin were summi- teering in Helsinki last week, the really importan

If at first you don't succeed . . . create a commission.Rep. Bud Shuster, R-Pa., chairman of

Early next year, the federal Surface Transportation Board will consider one of the biggest transport

After a year of relative quiet, political violence in Haiti is on the rise. This impoverished Caribb

As President Clinton meets with Russian President Boris Yeltsin in Helsinki, two compelling question

While the 30-year struggle over the future of the Long Island Lighting Co. - and over its staggering

A World Trade Organization dispute panel, in a 400-page draft report released earlier this week, bro

The long-suffering customers of Long Island Lighting Co. received some good news this week: The util

With the introduction and bipartisan support of the Ocean Shipping Reform Act of 1997 (S. 414),

FREIGHT FORWARDERSNEED FEDERAL PROTECTIONI have read with interest the articles under the he

The pilots and management of American Airlines have reached a tentative agreement in a dispute over

The prospect of less government regulation always sounds good at first. Unfortunately, maritime dere

INSURERS ADD ALBANIATO HULL WAR-RISK LISTLONDON - Shipowners operating in Albanian territori

NEEDED: BIAS-FREEREPORTING ON UNIONSTim Shorrock's March 17 op-ed, ''A needed boost for unio

After announcing more than 3.5 million job cuts since 1989, America's employers are instituting loya

The Internet is attracting a new group, eager to dive into all aspects of the World Wide Web, includ

Deregulation is a defining chapter in the history of American business. There's no question that it

The congressional attack dogs that have been snarling against Mexico seem to have been muzzled somew

Most market-driven economies have started the process of deregulating their transport industries,