Shadow Market Delays Recovery, Helps Defiant Homeowners
In a follow-up to a story we published in March, our featured homeowner still lives defiantly without payments or eviction for more than a year.
Obama Plan to Cap Health Insurance Overhead Flawed
Health insurance watchdogs in Oregon say the way regulators and the industry have analyzed administrative costs for decades are wrong. Will Obama and Congress listen?
Health Care Charges Under the Knife
As health care reform swirls around who pays and not what they pay, health insurers point fingers at medical providers for charging exorbitant prices that few know are negotiable.
Jackson Case Highlights Medical Ethics
Two prominent doctors in the field of pain management reflect on the malign influence of celebrity.
Physician, Heel Thyself
As it attempts to balance controlling costs and providing health care while not stepping on entrepreneurship, will Congress take on self-referring doctors?
Touring the Nation’s Most Contaminated Land
The Department of Energy plans to take up to 3,500 people this year through the Hanford Nuclear Reservation.
Iran 2009, Meet Ohio 2004
Statistical progression suggests the Ahmadinejad landslide was unlikely, although his win was predictable. In other words, while the election may have been rigged, it wasn't stolen.
What’s With the Media’s Twitter and Facebook Obsession?
The media may seem obsessed with Twitter because the people who are the media are obsessed with Twitter.
Hospitals Save Money with Homeless Outreach
Two studies, one in Chicago and the other in Seattle, prove we can save health care dollars by housing and helping the homeless.
AMA Lawsuits Shine Light on Health Care Spending
The mainstream media dog-piled yesterday onto a story about the most recent lawsuit filed by the American Medical…