WASHINGTON — President Bush said Thursday “a lot of people are watching” to see if Congress will enact the $700 billion financial rescue plan that he called the best chance to restore calm to the financial industry.

Over the next 12 years, new regulations would seek to turn the climate change clock back to 1990 levels. More efficient electricity use, less traffic and cleaner cars are goals. California forged ahead Wednesday in its bold attempt to turn back the clo

PHNOM PENH (AFP)--The Cambodian government is considering allowing foreign ownership of property such as apartments and office buildings to boost the country's economic growth, an official said Wednesday.

A flurry of reports, including the "beige book," revealed an economy limping through a broad-based downturn.

Wm. D. Davis When the north american auto makers start building fuel efficient cars I will consider them, but right now, their idea of fuel efficiency is a joke.