Tim is editor-at-large for WORLD News Group. His work has also appeared in The Wall Street Journal, The Washington Post, and The Weekly Standard.
The Conference Board reported some good news last week that may turn out to be bad news for some Americans
Strong supplies and weakened demand caused gasoline futures to tumble more than 30 cents a gallon recently
President Bush's budget plan does almost nothing to address the severe long-term budget problems facing U.S.
The savings rate has been falling steadily in recent years, but until last year it had not gone negative for a full year since 1933
Good things happen when inflation is low, and Alan Greenspan's tenure as head of the Federal Reserve Board witnessed a strong run for the U.S.
The biblical reason to work hard is out of gratitude to God for the free gift of salvation and love of neighbor
Only a determined pessimist-or leader of the minority party in Congress-could fail to see the bright side of the U.S.
Timothy Lamer | Reform plan that didn't
Queen Elizabeth II received more than $1.7 million in farm subsidies from the European Union over the past two years
New York University economist Jason Furman says Wal-Mart is getting a bad rap from liberals and environmentalists
