Liquor Laws and Airlines Are Debated
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After a drunk driver killed five other people on his way home from the airport, New Mexico ordered three airlines to halt alcohol sales on flights.
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Business & money: Ballot called in dispute over airline's plans to launch a subsidiary business
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Vestiges of the failed social policy of the alcohol ban early in the past century still linger in state liquor laws, but the current US Supreme Court battle over direct interstate sales of wine has less to do with Prohibition than protectionism.
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A dispute over how heavily to weigh family ties in future immigration is re-emerging as the Senate resumes debate this week over legislation giving legal status to millions of unlawful immigrants.
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Legislators are cracking down on parents who allow their teens access to alcohol. But what about the argument that itâs safer for them to drink under adult supervision?
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MOST MEMBERS of the US Supreme Court expressed doubts Tuesday about laws that bar out-of-state wine producers from shipping directly to customers while allowing such sales for local wineries.
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A Senate drive to approve homeland security legislation could lead to a clash with the White House over airport screeners and standardized drivers' licenses.
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The Irish government is set up a group to examine the law governing the sale of alcohol amid growing concerns about binge drinking.
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The Supreme Court is considering whether states may bar people from buying wine directly from out-of-state suppliers, a big-money question that could lead to sweeping changes
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TORONTO (CP) - For the fifth time since the '90s, the restraint-minded Ontario government is looking at how to make its liquor monopoly more efficient.
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A new round of merger talks in the airline industry is causing concern about rising fares and reduced air service to smaller destinations.
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Popular flavored malt beverages must have the majority of their alcohol come from the process of brewing if they want to be taxed and treated as beer products rather than higher-taxed liquor products.
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For more than eight miserable hours, Kate Hanni sat aboard a grounded plane at a Texas airport, yards from apparently empty gates. A few weeks after that December ordeal, the brassy real estate agent from California's wine country took her fight for a passengers' bill of rights to Capitol Hill.
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The European Parliament suggests a possible solution to a dispute over the definition of vodka.
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Itâs true: Men hold their liquor better than women, at least when it comes to how much they can drink before hurting their livers.
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The European Court of Justice on  Tuesday batted questions about whether the name "Budweiser"  could be used by two competing brewers back to Finland's  national court.
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Travel: Air travel is becoming as controversial as wearing a fur coat. But do we really have to feel guilty about flying?  Tom Robbins reports.