Has Google become evil?
The attack ads are back, but this time, instead of corporation attacking candidates, it's corporation against corporation.14 years ago
Skin in the game
Tomorrow is the record Powerball drawing. And for the first time, I actually care. Because for the first time, I have joined the office pool.14 years ago
Promises, Promises
The trouble with making promises is that eventually, you find yourself tempted to break them.14 years ago
Doctors in revolt
Dr. Marty Makary recently wrote in the Wall Street Journal that every week medical errors kill enough people to fill four jumbo jets.14 years ago
It’s all about the deal
Who says Americans aren't shopping? Recession or not, when Black Friday comes, we line up. Even when credit is so tight we're forced to save up first.14 years ago
How much do you ACTUALLY eat?
How many calories is the average Thanksgiving meal? The New York Times Tara Parker-Pope looked into that because there's a figure from the Calorie Control Council which I find incredible -- that the average Thanksgiving meal can hit 4500 Calories. That includes 229 grams of fat.14 years ago
Saving Hostess
So Hostess may not go bankrupt after all. The judge wants everyone to sit down and talk about it. That's good. It might save those 18,500 jobs. But there's really only one thing to discuss.14 years ago
Dave Ross original song ‘I want my cupcakes back’
Ross and Burbank host Dave Ross says he doesn't care about the twinkies. But he is going to miss his cupcakes with a squiggle. Listen to his ode to his favorite Hostess' treat, that he calls "a work of art in brown and white."14 years ago
Why must our schools always be compared with Finland?
In every education survey, Finland seems to come out on top. Finland. And I'll bet you're sick and tired of hearing how great Finland is. But I wanted to find out why.14 years ago
Is it really about the cover up?
Was someone trying to cover up the details of the attack on our consulate in Benghazi on September 11?14 years ago
Did the election change anything?
Well, re-election certainly made the president more confident -- he definitely likes his chances against the two senators who tried to beat up on his UN Ambassador, Susan Rice.14 years ago
Why it’s important
The Petraeus story has started a big discussion about the conduct of American males. But the problem here isn't just another powerful man brought low by his libido.14 years ago
Now another General
The Pentagon is now investigating General John Allen -- the man who took over for General David Petraeus in Afghanistan -- because of what are being called "inappropriate communications."14 years ago
People have secrets
The story seems to be: Paula Broadwell, brilliant young woman, wants to do a thesis about a brilliant general -- David Petraeus. He likes to mentor students, he is intrigued. He asks her to join him for a run -- see if she can do a six minute mile.14 years ago
Go ahead and inhale, just don’t hand it to a friend
On Tuesday Washington State, along with Colorado, didn't just decriminalize marijuana possession, it legalized it.14 years ago
Too real for the toy chest?
The ads have started; Christmas is just around the corner -- and one new one toy in particular seems to have attracted special attention14 years ago
Ready for another cliffhanger?
Midnight December 31st, tax rates jump back to the levels under Clinton, and the defense budget plummets.14 years ago
Well that didn’t take as long as we thought
Election night certainly didn't go as some of our most beloved pundits predicted.14 years ago
This is it – or is it?
Everyone hopes that the election will be settled on election day, but with provisional ballots being filled out in swing states, it could take a long time to find out who will be President.14 years ago
Election eve poem
There's really nothing more to say we haven't heard before except that here it is - Election Eve. That magical night when the Great Ballot goes house to house turning undecided voters into little red people and little blue people.14 years ago
Benghazi timeline
This week, US intelligence officials finally released a timeline for the September 11th attack on the consulate in Benghazi that left ambassador Stevens and three other Americans dead. The question has been: did someone give an order to stand down? Where was the cavalry?14 years ago
Should the hurricane pictures affect your vote?
Is an undecided voter going to look at pictures of the president touring storm damage and say "I'm so moved by Marine One, he's got my vote?!"14 years ago
The political storm surge
The Superstorm has started a raging on-line fight over whose side this helps - the big government types or the small government types.14 years ago
