Contrary to the Bush administration's intent, this decision will only serve to harden attitudes against [genetically modified] crops in Europe and around the world.

If they were ever to come on the market, I am confident that consumers would not want them.

It's the ultimate 'don't look, don't find' policy. And the people who pay the price are consumers.

It really was a business decision. Putting that $17 million into the pool of resources will allow us to have more cash in hand, get a better bond rating and borrow money at a lower rate.

That scene will never be obsolete.

I am pleased that the IRS has reversed its unfortunate decision to conduct audits at VITA sites in Hartford, which threatened low-income taxpayers' right to privacy.