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American and Soviet officials could, and did, argue about their ideological and geopolitical differences, but they were able to agree only on how to regulate the military competition. On almost every other subject, the millions of words that flowed between the White House and the Kremlin could be summarized simply...
The boundary between private association and the public right to free access has been one of the hardest to draw. Lawyers targeting the scouts rely in part on public-accommodation statutes, which were originally used to regulate restaurants, hotels and the like. In recent years the laws have been applied...
Who should bear the responsibility? The Department of Labor is not willing. The agency argues that it does not regulate insurance companies and points to the industry-rating companies that continued to give Executive Life very high marks throughout the period when the pension plans were being converted to its...
She made good on a campaign promise to open the corridors of power by appointing dozens of women, blacks and Hispanics to the boards and commissions that regulate and oversee the machinery of government, and promised ongoing training to keep them on their toes. Among her most significant appointments: former...
The report's main benefit could be to reinforce a new spirit of cooperation between the sniping Administration factions. Last year Reilly won a major victory when Congress passed the Clean Air Act over Darman's objections. But Darman and Sununu had seemed to have the upper hand, and the...