These features are extremely important to our fisheries.

If these trends do not change, there is little hope that the great biodiversity of this unique ecosystem, discovered just 35 years ago, will survive another decade.

It's time to take it out of the Navy's backyard and see what it can do down here.

I think the U.S. was so insular in the 1990s, and I don't know if it was 9/11, but there was something that opened it up.

Japan increasingly needs a weaker yen to counter falling foreign demand and increased competitive pressures.

While we have said all along that the foundation for the U.S. expansion is dodgy, as long as it is what it is, we expect to see the dollar and Treasury yields - and fed funds - move up.