Achieving comprehensive health reform has emerged as a leading priority of the President and Congress.
Legal charges against the "Baucus 13" were settled in a series of court hearings held earlier this week.
Kudzu was imported to the Southeastern US to reduce soil erosion. It is now an invasive pest. The vine will quickly engulf trees, bushes, telephone poles, and people. (Just kidding about the people, but it does grow quickly.)
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The U.S. government is set to approve [1] a request from ArborGen, the genetically engineered (GE) tree research and development giant, for permission to plant 260,000 GE cold tolerant eucalyptus trees in 29 "field trials" across seven southern U.S. states.
I am not worthy I breathe in Approximately one eighth Of the required amount Of air to fill my lungs I tell myself Make do with that You greedy Useless Stupid Wasteful Creature Spread it thinly It'll last I breathe out Tense Scared And hurt
What the typical worker GIVES -About 3 percent (3.3%) more out of each paycheck, as per the proposed legislation H.R. 676 What the typical worker RECEIVES
Many of the largest corporations in our country hide profits made in the United States in offshore shell companies and sham headquarters in order to avoid paying billions in federal taxes. The result is massive losses in revenue for the U.S.
The total premium cost for employer-sponsored family health insurance has doubled in less than ten years... Americans might accept these rising costs if their health care dollars were purchasing quality care on which they could depend.
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On April 30th, the Senate voted down a proposal by Sen. Dick Durbin a top Democrat to allow bankruptcy judges to lower the monthly mortgage payments of homeowners trapped by exploding interest rates.
The chart shows the negative impact of the current multi-payer health care system.
For the past eight months, we have been a nation focused on bailouts and bankruptcies. For the past ten years, we have been a nation ignoring massive wealth transfer and wealth concentration through a rigged Wall Street.
After months of proclaiming that single payer is off the table, Senator Max Baucus (D-Montana) has invited five key single payer advocates to meet with him in Washington, D.C. this week.
Unemployment in the U.S. probably surpassed 9 percent in May for the first time in more than 25 years, underscoring forecasts that the economy will be slow to pull out of the worst recession in half a century, economists said before a report this week
This "study" is mostly a rehashing of Cato Institute opinion pieces, with some useless data thrown in to make it look scholarly.
1. Americans are afraid that they can't afford to get sick.
For those who still cling to the myth of the technology worker shortage.
For the second time in two weeks, the U.S. Senate Finance Committee today invoked rules—allowing a closed door committee session barring the public, media and with no Congressional Record—reserved for unusual circumstances, like national security issues and trade secrets.
Barbara Ehrenreich, blogger and author of This Land is Their Land, has added her name to the list of 3,270 people endorsing Alan Grayson's campaign to audit the Federal Reserve.
It should come as no surprise that Barack Obama does not support a national health insurance system like most other countries have. He made that clear during the campaign. What is surprising is that he has been so vague about exactly what kind of healthcare reform he has in mind.
The median 8.9 percent jobless figure in the US has, for the first time since the conglomeration of European nations into a single bloc in the early 1990s, overtaken the transatlantic bloc's unemployment rate, which now stands at 8.5%.
Overture and Paramount Vantage said Thursday the still-untitled documentary about the collapse of the world economy will bow domestically on Oct. 2. That's almost a year to the day that Congress passed the first U.S. economic stimulus package, officials noted.
So I look at single-payer health care in that conservative light. I recognize that a significant portion of America's chronic disease burden is self-induced (e.g., some people eat, drink or smoke too much and make themselves sick).
There are two expenses that businesses should not incur, and for exactly the same reason. Taxes and health care ...
Obama has gone to extraordinary lengths to suppress advocates of single-payer health care.
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