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An interview with David L. Franklin, professor of law at DePaul University and author of the paper "Why Does Business (Usually) Win in the Roberts Court?," is presented in which he talks about his opinion on the reluctance of the U.S. Supreme Court to side with plaintiffs, the loss of the Chamber of Commerce in employment discrimination cases and conservatives' statement that they want Congress to make the laws and the court to interpret them.

The author introduces the changes adopted by the publication as of September 2010, which include the appointment of Fred Barbash, former national editor and business editor of "The Washington Post," as deputy managing editor, the addition of the section "On the Move" and the use of new paper stock.

The article focuses on the move of the U.S. Congress in having an image file of lawmakers' signature which can be arranged in an order at the end of a sign-on letter. It notes that image file or the frank can be electronically mailed (e-mailed) to any other congressional office. According to Republicans communications director Alexa Marrero, the "e-dear colleague" system enables electronic correspondence among members without the need for pen-on-paper signature.

The article reports on the findings of a paper published in "PS: Political Science & Politics," by the American Political Science Association that most lobbyists in the U.S. are loyal to the party in which they are affiliated. According to the article, authors Gregory Koger and Jennifer Nicoll Victor evaluated 20, 641 donations from 1,224 lobbyists between January 2005 and December 2006. It notes that Koger and Victor found that lobbying firms showed bipartisanship and examples of partisanship.

The article features Foshay Tower at 821 Marquette Avenue in Minneapolis , one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the building and its political importance to the state.

The article features Minnesota State Capitol in Saint Paul, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the building and its political importance to the state.

The article profiles John McCain, presidential candidate of the U.S. Republican Party. McCain was born on August 29, 1936 in the Panama Canal Zone. He lives in Phoenix, Arizona with his wife Cindy Lou Hensley and their children. The paper also provides information on his educational attainment and highlights of his political career.

The article features 1777 Thompson Avenue in South Saint Paul, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the town and its political importance to the state.

The article features Fitzgerald Theater at 10 East Exchange Street in Saint Paul, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the theater and its political importance to the state.

The article features New Ulm, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the town and its political importance to the state.

The article features Brooklyn Park, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the town and its political importance to the state.

The article features I-35 at Hinckley, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the site and its political importance to the state.

The article features Oklee, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the town and its political importance to the state.

The article features Granite Falls, one of the recommended sites to visit for attendees to the national convention of the Republican party that will be held at the Excel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota. The paper provides a brief historical background of the town and its political importance to the state.

The article features Al Gore, former U.S. vice president and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Gore. He is scheduled to speak on August 28.

The article features James E. Clyburn, House majority whip and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Clyburn. He is scheduled to speak on August 27.

The article reports that leading U.S. Senators will speak at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. They include South Dakota's Tom Daschle and Nevada's Harry Reid. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Daschle and Reid. They are scheduled to speak on August 27.

The article features John Kerry, U.S. Senator and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Kerry. He is scheduled to speak on August 27.

The article features Bill Clinton, former U.S. president and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Clinton. He is scheduled to speak on August 27.

The article features Lilly Ledbetter, former Goodyear manager who has become a symbol of pay equity since the Supreme Court ruled that she had filed her pay discrimination too late and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and career of Ledbetter. She is scheduled to speak on August 26.

The article features Hillary Rodham Clinton, U.S. Senator and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Clinton. She is scheduled to speak on August 26.

The article features Mark Warner, former Virginia governor and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Warner. He is scheduled to speak on August 26.

The article features Jimmy Carter, former U.S. president and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Carter. He is scheduled to speak on August 25.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Vermont. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article features Edward M. Kennedy, former U.S. Senator and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Kennedy.

The article features Claire McCaskill and Amy Klobuchar, U.S. Senators and two of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of McCaskill and Klobuchar.

The article features Nancy Pelosi, Speaker of the House and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and political career of Pelosi. She is scheduled to make her speech on August 25.

The article features Michelle Obama, wife of U.S. Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama and one of the speakers at the national convention of the Democratic Party that will be held at the Pepsi Center Arena in Denver, Colorado in August 2008. The paper provides information on the political views and career of Michelle.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Wyoming. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in West Virginia. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Oklahoma. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Oregon. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Utah. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Texas. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in South Dakota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in South Carolina. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Rhode Island. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in North Dakota. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Arkansas. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Jersey. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Nebraska. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in New Hampshire. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Missouri. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Michigan. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Maryland. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Indiana. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Alabama. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Kentucky. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Hawaii. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.

The article examines Democratic U.S. presidential candidate Barack Obama's chances of winning the November 2008 election against his Republican opponent John McCain in Florida. The paper provides information on the state's congressional politics and number of delegates and electoral votes for the presidential election.