Frank James

Elise Miller Kirby, whose three children range in age from 9 to 15, has kept the Internet out of her home, even though she knows it could help them immensely...

In its latest snapshot of the economic health of Americans, the Census Bureau on Monday provided a picture seemingly at odds with a six-year economic expansion. Among its main features:...

On this muggy Friday afternoon, Martin Luther King Jr. stepped out of the car that had ferried him to Marquette Park on Chicago's Southwest Side to lead a march of...

Over a decade ago, archrivals Microsoft Corp. and Apple Computer Inc. were the David and Goliath of the personal computer industry. But when the fight started back in 1984, the...

Opponents of the North American Free Trade Agreement lambasted a Clinton administration report issued Friday in Washington that gave a rosy view of the pact's first few years. It was...

Attorneys Gregg Locascio and Tom Clare and government driver Charles Brown didn't pause a second when asked if they knew their bank deposits were insured against loss. Absolutely, they said...

After meeting with entertainment executives who had proudly unveiled their new rating system for television shows, President Clinton on Thursday hailed it as a major advance for parents seeking to...

The Treasury Department on Wednesday denied Nation of Islam leader Louis Farrakhan's request that he be allowed to accept $1 billion allegedly pledged to him by Libyan dictator Moammar Gadhafi....

In a move marking a seismic shift in the U.S. government's war on tobacco, President Clinton on Friday announced new rules allowing the Food and Drug Administration for the first...

Seeking to strengthen his claim as defender of values, President Clinton on Monday announced an agreement with television executives to broadcast at least three hours a week of educational children's...