Jan Crawford Greenburg

There were no loudspeakers blaring music in the middle of the night, no high-level meetings on the standoff that excluded FBI negotiators and, most significant of all, no shots fired....

When Lockheed Corp. offered employee Paul Spink extra money to retire early, he turned it down. And then he retired without it. It wasn't because Spink didn't want the money,...

Need to know how to prevent age discrimination? How to prove it occurred? How to take action against it? A booklet by the American Association of Retired Persons explains it...

When the Federal Trade Commission filed a complaint to make it easier for consumers to buy the Hollywood Hair Barbie, antitrust lawyers quickly took notice. It was the most novel...

It's been almost a year since a Supreme Court ruling had many people writing the obituary for federal programs that benefit minorities. By one vote last June, the court sided...

It has become almost mandatory for corporate officials: If the company is under fire, play the politics of damage control. That tenet perhaps was never so clear as on Tuesday,...

Like his father and grandfather, Bob Brace is a farmer, working the land his family bought at the turn of the century in northwestern Pennsylvania. That, however, was before seven...

In a setback for homosexual rights advocates who have claimed that their movement is winning acceptance in rural America, this central Illinois town's city council has rejected a proposed ban...

For decades, the notorious Colombian drug cartels worked to establish markets in the United States. In many cases, they hired Mexican nationals to haul large quantities of cocaine and other...

Kevin Gardner was sitting behind the wheel of his company's armored truck, waiting on his colleague to finish a pickup at a bank, when he saw a woman running toward...