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Health Care for the Wealthy or the Unhealthy?

Research shows that in Canada, health determines who sees a specialist, but in the U.S., income does.

What do gombo, hidden cameras and advertorials have in common? Hint: Each is a part of mainstream journalism somewhere in the world.

The administration’s latest dot-gov wants American drivers to focus on the road. But how will the populace react to chiding while driving?

Depression-era health solution may find new favor in the modern American struggle for health care change.

In El Paso, our Michael Haederle reviews innovative ideas suggested for arresting the wear and tear on roads, bridges and other infrastructure.

Recycling is leveling off, trash is piling up and cities are broke. In a throwaway society, who should pay for waste disposal?

Challenging tests and falling short may be hard on the ego, but they can do more than mere studying for eventually getting it right.

The scent of an ovulating woman is linked to higher testosterone levels in men.

A public option for U.S. health care has been refashioned as a decision for individual states. Might some states most in need spurn the offer?

The hidden costs of all energy choices aren't posted on the pump, but, nonetheless, they're just as real.