Topic: Manhattan Institute for Policy Research

The New Economy Shareholders ask firms: What are your politics?

One in three shareholder resolutions this year deal with companies' political spending and activities. Is it political 'trench warfare' or do shareholders need to know the politics of their companies in the wake of Citizens United decision?

Obama vs. Romney 101: 5 ways they differ on jobs

Battle for women's votes: 6 flash points

Mitt Romney to get Chris Christie and his donors

In the end, did huge Gulf oil spill underwhelm oil-hungry Americans?

Top priority in US earthquake study: nuclear power plant near New York City

Opinion Before NPR scandal, a warning about 'elite' liberals: compassion turns to coercion

Obama backtracks on plan to open more Gulf waters to offshore drilling

Poverty rate paradox: Poverty rises, but FBI crime rate falls

Six lessons from the BP oil spill

Seven reasons investors sweat math in BP oil spill

Why BP wants to stop the Gulf oil spill as much as Obama

BP oil spill update: Smooth sailing for 'top kill,' MMS director ousted

Ecological risk grows as Deepwater Horizon oil rig sinks in Gulf

Transocean Deepwater Horizon oil rig explosion shows new risks

Police and blacks: old tensions slow to heal

'Historic' building versus religious rights

Another Kennedy in the United States Senate?

Unnecessary punctuation – may I quote you on that?

Women voters could be key to presidential race

Tide of illegal immigrants now being reversed

High-school senior calls textbook publisher on climate denial