I was asked by Jeff Coleman a student here the USA to post his recent speech based report for School that he will Present to in school tomorrow.
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He's drowning in campaign contributions from the insurance industry, the health care industry, the pharmaceutical industry—more than $2.5 million.
In the state of New York, insurers are legally prohibited from discriminating against individuals who submit large claims.
U.S. troops in Afghanistan are now starting to receive the first of thousands of a new vehicle intended for treacherous mountain roads and tight urban lanes.
Rather than focus on a top-down approach in which Conservative and Liberal ideologies will inevitably clash, it would be useful to concentrate on a bottom-up approach, fixing problems where there is broad agreement and an obvious improvement in the status quo.
Olbermann reaches across the partisan divide and almost begs Americans to join together for meaningful health care reform.
The Congressional Budget Office estimates that the Senate Finance Committee's health reform bill will cost $829 billion over 10 years – bringing it well within the president's $900 billion target and clearing the way for a committee vote as early as Friday.
Proponents of net neutrality rely on the scare tactic that big bad cable and phone companies will block access to Web sites and cause other mischief unless the benevolent federal government rides to the rescue, and soon.
The industry — counting on millions of more Americans buying insurance — says the penalties are now so weak they practically beg to be ignored.
a key K Street lobbyist told me. "The fastest way to get something passed is to go with the Senate's version."
After a marathon session that ran well past midnight, the Senate Finance Committee on Friday passed a major milestone in its work on legislation to remake the health care system and provide coverage to millions of the uninsured.
About a dozen retired generals and admirals, trying to add momentum to President Barack Obama's effort to close the Guantanamo Bay military prison, are accusing former Vice President Dick Cheney and his daughter Liz of scaremongering about the dangers of closing it.
A computer scientist at the University of Warwick in England has devised a way to use an Xbox 360 to detect heart defects and help prevent heart attacks.
Produced by an emergency physician (Paul Hochfeld), "Health, Money and Fear" answers three questions about our broken health care non-system.
First American CoreLogic has taken a look at the effect of the government's efforts to drive down mortgage interest rates, which, among other things, makes for easier refinancing.
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The senior Senate Democrat shepherding legislation to overhaul the nation's financial system is planning to propose the merger of four bank agencies into one super-regulator, an idea that is significantly different from what President Obama envisions.
The federal appeals court for the District of Columbia ruled Friday that the government cannot restrict independent political spending by nonprofit groups or political committees, accelerating the judicial rollback of regulations aimed at curtailing the power of money in politics …
In a move to make good on one of President Obama's campaign promises, Julius Genachowski, the chairman of the Federal Communications Commission, will propose Monday that the agency expand and formalize rules meant to keep Internet providers from discriminating against certain c …
Bank of America CEO Kenneth Lewis may in for much more than a trip to the woodshed.
Americans are being forced to pay significantly higher swipe fees whenever they use their credit cards than any of their peers in the industrialized world, according to a report by the Merchants Payments Coalition.The report, released Thursday by a coalition of retailers, superma …
Social Security provides 50% of the income for more than half of married retired couples and about 20% for high earners. Moreover, it's the only source of income you're likely to have that's guaranteed to last for life and keep pace with inflation.
More than 50 years ago, the psychologist Carl Rogers suggested that simply loving our children wasn't enough. We have to love them unconditionally, he said — for who they are, not for what they do.
Over the past several weeks, we've seen with increasing frequency and volume issues raised around the use of "czars" by this Administration.
"I don't want a single-payer health care system, and I don't want a single-payer student loan system!" "We're not talking about health care today, but perhaps we should be!" "The big gulp of the public option swallowing the private option!"
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