Estate tax repeal would benefit only about 2 percent of decedents, providing an average tax cut of $800,000 to only 54,000 families in 2010.
Tobacco use among young people is beginning to decline significantly.
Today's 1999 national household survey demonstrates that we are continuing to move in the right direction on the problem of youth drug and t...
It works. It's good economics, and it's good social policy.
None of us can afford to let down our guard in the fight against drug, tobacco, and alcohol abuse—especially when it comes to our children.
Challenge Our Students and They Will Soar reflects the importance of setting high expectations for America's young people.
We are willing to work with you in good faith to modify this estate tax.
Our Nation owes a great debt of gratitude to the firefighters, the managers, and their loved ones who are making extraordinary sacrifices.
That is a pretty good thing to be able to say, and yet we're healthy financially because we have proceeded in a balanced and disciplined way...
Today I commend the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services for being the first Federal agency to respond to Executive Order 13166.
Failure to systematically confront language barriers can lead to unequal access to Federal benefits based on national origin and can harm th...