Author: Jayson Javitz

This is the 8th of a series of posts about the year's most important business stories: The U.S. Supreme Court agreed in 2007 to decide whether D.C. can ban …

Here's a court decision that'll probably cause the members of various political lunatic fringes to act out like petulent two-year-olds: Spy court rejects ACLU petition; refuses to release wiretap …

The Federal Reserve acted strangely in 2007. Some might argue precipitously or perhaps even recklessly. In the wake of a two-year period in which the Fed raised short-term rates …

No, not Ron Paul's young and inexperienced supporters. The mighty Led Zeppelin reunited on Monday at London's O2 Arena for the band's first complete concert in 27 years. One …

It was a pretty good year for global free trade and thus capitalism. Despite the loud and shrill opposition of leftists and Buchanan clones, voters in Costa Rica decided …

It was a busy Monday in the U.S. Supreme Court: Court limits scope of federal drug trafficking law The Supreme Court on Monday unanimously refused to broaden the scope …

The landmark 2005 Energy Policy Act paid fresh dividends in 2007. For the first time in a full generation there was a formal application to build a new nuclear …

Barry Bonds wasn't the only game in Legal Town on Friday: Supreme Court to hear airport terror case The Supreme Court agreed Friday to consider reinstating part of the …

It's quite common on Dec. 7th to see and hear from the MSM President Roosevelt's "day of infamy" speech. Certainly that's understandable. FWIW, however, my favorite Pearl Harbor (connected) …

November Job Growth Overall the economy in November created the net sum total of 696,000 jobs. That net job gain includes 1099 contractors, per diem jobs and self-employment. Established …