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Both Democrats and Republicans will use AMT reform, a homeowner bailout, and China trade as 2008 issues.

It seems as if everybody is getting into the act when it comes to assessing the situation in Iraq, adding to the confusion of many voters and members of Congress who are looking for something definitive about how the war is going. Instead, nearly every day another report is issued or leaked--and the appropriate course of action remains muddled, according to public opinion analysts of both parties.

The author of Your Money & Your Brain says feeling you've got the market figured out can be addictive.

A country blows an opportunity for a public relations coup.

India's economy grew at a faster-than-expected annual rate of 9.3% in the second quarter, official figures show.

Routine eye screening can prevent vision loss, but many people don't realize its importance.

Just two weeks before Gen. David Petraeus delivers his much-anticipated report on the "surge" and progress in Iraq, Democrats are considering a game plan that will cede military issues to the administration and instead focus on the political failures in the troubled Middle East nation.

Some lawyers in the civil appeals division object to the government's policies on Guantanamo Bay.

France's apparent progress may be part of a larger trend among western powers.