Hundreds of billions of dollars of our money is being spent to “bail out” big financial institutions. You’d think that would entitle taxpayers to know at least something about who’s getting the money » Full Story

No doubt members of Congress would love dearly to find some instant gratification way of dealing with high gasoline prices. Unfortunately, one doesn’t exist.

Among initiatives now being » Full Story

Before long the lawn chairs will begin appearing along Pennsylvania Avenue in anticipation of the Warren Jaycees Fourth of July Parade.

That’s the way it’s been for longer than most Warr » Full Story

The long lingering effort to establish a single “official” skate park in Warren took a subtle yet interesting turn last week when it was included in a proposal by Warren’s Main Street Manager.
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Most American farmers, most of the time, are good at growing things. So is Congress — but its green thumb involves spending on agriculture.

House and Senate negotiators have announced a » Full Story

Country living appears tranquil and serene. Drive through the countryside and see lush green pastures, animals chewing their cuds, and farmers going about a slower pace of life. All of that is deceiv » Full Story

The last column on phones really struck a nerve, and while I never stated the name of the phone company, every single e-mail that I got not only correctly named the company but related their own aggr » Full Story

Dear Editor:

There are some alarming signs of masochism with respect to our national sovereignty, especially concerning energy, independence and illegal immigration.

Fortunate » Full Story

With gasoline prices nearing $4 a gallon, many Americans want to know why there is so much pain at the pumps these days. It’s a good question, deserving of an answer.

Oil industry analys » Full Story