I suppose e-mail's a lot like a box of chocolates: you never know what you're gonna get. (At least you don't have to worry about sticky fingers.)

To say there's been pushback on the president's health care reform crusade is a little like saying California's got a budget problem. The Senate's proposal to tax the rich all the way to that health care promised land met

Lost amid yesterday's media shuffle about Sonia Sotomayor's wisdom and the House's health care reform bill, the Senate health committee passed its own version of reform. The strict party line vote drew no Republican support, highlighting again

Let me get this straight: House Democrats needed more pages than a Harry Potter novel just to say three little words? Because the headline I pulled out of the massive health care reform bill they released yesterday was "Tax the rich." I

At the risk of echoing Andy Rooney (one of the few celebrities who's survived the last couple of weeks), don't you just hate it when political candidates get elected then forget what they said back when they were candidates? As if it were so

I love surveys. Buried in the numbers and charts, there's almost always something interesting to be mined from the data. This latest one, from Colonial Life and Harris Interactive, is a little on the scary side. Not that we don't have enough to be

Who is in attendance? CEO, HR Director, Supervisor, etc.?

In a ham-handed attempt to pick up the tab for health care reform, the Senate Finance Committee just suggested another tax, this time on health care.