Flu Shots: Far from Perfect, Still Advised
Flu shots are safe, cheap and pretty much universally recommended. But how well do they really protect us from getting …
The GOP Campaign Ad Wars, As Seen On YouTube
This year, the Republican candidates have a different approach to the media. One thing that’s changed: Television advertising is starting …
Poll: Election 2012 Shaping Up To Pit Doom Against Gloom
Recall for a moment the 2008 general election. It was a time of gnawing uncertainty, with the financial markets in …
Islamist Party Leads In Historic Tunisian Vote
In Tunisia, a moderate, once-banned Islamist political party is on track to win the country’s first free and democratic election …
Perry Proposes Optional 20 Percent Flat Tax
Rick Perry doesn’t have a catchy marketing slogan for his tax plan. But he’s hoping the idea of a flat, …
Employers May Not Rush To Drop Health Coverage After All
Despite claims to the contrary, a insightful economic analysis suggests that it wouldn’t be in most employers’ business interests to …
Big Fight Brewing In Senate Over Defense Policy Bill
A big fight is brewing in the Senate over the national defense policy bill. It’s legislation that would authorize a …
School District Says No To Teacher Bonus Grant
An Oregon school district has rejected more than $2.5 million in federal funds. Oregon City — just south of Portland …
Insuring Child Day Cares
The author of a bill requiring day cares to have liability insurance says too many smaller ones are being allowed to opt out.
Key Panel Recommends Routine HPV Vaccination For Boys
If you thought the HPV vaccine against cervical cancer was controversial before, things are just warming up. A panel of …
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