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via Huffington Post (Featured), Real Clear Politics
The campaign has decided to do what we can, consistent with the law, to support Priorities USA in its effort to counter the weight of the GOP Super PAC.
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via Arianna Huffington, Google News (Media), Huffington Post (Featured)
The recent reversal by the Susan G. Komen foundation of its decision to no longer fund grants to Planned Parenthood has, rightly, been hailed by many as a victory for the ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
Mitt Romney says he's not concerned about the very poor because they have safety nets to protect them. He says he's concerned about the middle class. Romney doesn't seem to ...
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via Memeorandum, Huffington Post (Featured)
Right now, if you're a woman in the workforce, it can be surprisingly difficult to answer basic questions about equal pay: what's the typical salary for someone in your ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
What some adults erroneously view as "just noise," many others see as legitimate and much-needed catalysts for raising awareness, fueling national debate and influencing ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
It's been a whirlwind week for the Susan G. Komen Foundation, Planned Parenthood and any woman or man who cares about both organizations. Regardless of where you stand on the ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
While most of the attention so far has been focused on the "out of touch" nature of Mitt's "very poor" choice of words, the real damage to Mitt as a Republican candidate stems ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
This post is part of a series on childhood poverty in the United States in partnership with Save the Children and Julianne Moore. Moore leads the organization's Valentine's ...
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via Huffington Post (Health Care), Huffington Post (Featured)
The Susan G. Komen skirmish gave us a week of high drama - the stunning denial of Planned Parenthood funding, the furious backlash, the capitulation and apology, the scramble ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
They try to stay out of court. Despite their familiarity with the system, and despite any perceived advantage they are believed to have, they do everything they can to settle ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
The proposed $25 billion "settlement" of the mortgage servicing mess, scheduled to be made public any moment, must be a way station to much larger reductions of mortgage ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
A healthy skepticism is an activist's best asset, and we need to keep banging away to hold the administration accountable in its belated response to mortgage fraud.
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
The most beautiful sex organ is... your brain! Follow these steps for a blissful full-body experience. Let the games begin! Are you rushing? Our obsession with climaxing makes ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
American Public Media's "Marketplace" had a recent segment focused on why it has taken so long to bring criminal prosecutions related to the financial crisis. Reporters ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
It's budget time, again. This means that the deficit hawks will be out in force warning us about the devastating debt burden that we are passing on to our children. So that ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
Ron Reagan and Gingrich-advisor Kellyanne Conway debate Florida's impact and -- does Newt relent for a Buchanan-like convention slot?
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
The completely mind-blowing story "A Mortgage Tornado Warning, Unheeded," by Gretchen Morgenson in the Feb. 4 New York Times, along with a ProPublica story a couple of weeks ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
In 2011, two weeks shy of my 40th birthday, I was diagnosed with breast cancer. Having the luxury of health insurance, I saw my internist after feeling a large lump on my left ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
The mythical Curse of the Bambino fell upon the Boston Red Sox when in the 1919-1920 season they sold Babe Ruth to the New York Yankees. The Red Sox went nearly a century ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
George Gershwin called it Americana. Virgil Thomson called it "gefilte variations," a snide allusion to gefilte fish, a traditional Jewish foodstuff. Both men were referring ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
President Obama couldn't have picked a more opportune time to put colleges on notice about their rising costs. Within days of threatening colleges with the loss of some ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
In the wake of President Obama's State of the Union Address last month, many Americans are talking about college affordability. As well they should. The cost of college is a ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
"The pace and composition of the deleveraging process needs to be consistent with the macroeconomic scenario of the adjustment program and should not jeopardize the provision ...
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
The more a firm can flatten this hump, the more it will profit from customers who do not bleed the firm. So the question stands: when should a firm fire a customer?
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via Huffington Post (Featured)
Simply put, with zero interest rates pushing operating margins down to nothing, the only thing starving bankers have left to do to survive the drought is cannibalize the industry.
