Is the Health Care Crisis Causing the American Dream to Slip Away?
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February 3, 2010 | By: Robert | 
Comments (0)At its core, the American Dream is the promise of a good, prosperous life for all hard-working Americans. But one expert believes that failure to pass health care reform will put the American Dream out of reach for the vast majority of Americans.
Texting Banned for Drivers of Big Rigs and Buses
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Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood announced Tuesday that text messaging by drivers of large trucks and buses has been banned.
Is Healthcare Reform Dead?
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With the election of Scott Brown to Ted Kennedy's former Senate seat, health insurance reform seems to be at a crossroads.
Does it Really Pay to Compare Quotes?
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If you're still skeptical about the value of shopping around when buying insurance, here's some proof that playing the field actually can save you a bundle.
Television Could Be Killing You
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On average, Americans watch 31 hours of television per week. And new research shows that your television could be killing you--at least in one sense.
What if Air Travel Operated Like Health Care?
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If you've ever struggled to wade through the bureaucracy of airlines or health care companies, you'll appreciate this video.
6.7 Million Children Without Health Insurance
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Adults aren't the only ones struggling to secure health insurance. A report from the Oregon Health & Science University reveals that 6.7 million children in the U.S. are without health insurance.
Running Shoes May Cause Joint Strain
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I'm afraid I just can't pass this one up...just a couple of months after I wrote about some of the questions surrounding running shoes and Christopher McDougall's book "Born to Run," a new study has been released that seems to suggest that running shoes can cause more strain on the knees than high heels. To learn more, read the article from LiveScience.com.
Michael Pollan's New 64 Rules
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Even if you're a certified, card-carrying couch potato, you probably know that what you eat has a lot to do with your health. Health insurers certainly do.
Kitchen Spoons Not Accurate for Liquid Medication
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If you're still measuring your child's liquid medication with a kitchen spoon, a new study may shock you.
