Fareed Zakaria says Pakistan must change it's ways, or else. I don't think they will take his advice (and there is more evidence the Pakistani intelligence services were involved in the Mumbai massacre).

Ralph Peters hopes our new President will not listen to the academics when crafting his foreign policy. I don't think he will take his advice.

Bill Kristol says Republicans should not limit themselves to calling only for small government. I don't think they will take his advice.

Congressional Democrats are putting together legislation that would bail out the Big Three automakers, but it has many strings attached.

The recession is shaping up to be the worst since World War II, impacting all sectors of the economy, including newspapers like the Tribune Company.

Robert J. Samuelson writes about Bernanke's efforts to mitigate the effects of the downturn.

George Will slams efforts by some inside the "Progressive" movement to revive the so-called "Fairness Doctrine".