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Has anyone every asked you where you spent the night? For most of us, the answer is simple: "Why, in my own bed of course!" For others, though, the answer is not so easy.
One year before the 2010 election, Gavin Newsom's abrupt withdrawal from the governor's race leaves the campaign without a candidate conveying the message most aligned with California's zeitgeist of the moment: a call for sweeping reform.
Medicare and Medicaid, the federal government's health insurance programs for the elderly and poor, play a big role in the health care reform proposals being considered on Capitol Hill. President Obama and Democrats in Congress hope to cut Medicare spending by nearly a half-trillion dollars over the next decade, and reform plans call for a big expansion of Medicaid during the same period.
It's 6 a.m. The phone rings; it's your babysitter telling you she is sick and cannot take care of your child. You begin a telephone marathon waking up relatives, friends, drop-in centers, etc., trying to find a babysitter for the day. You need to get to work and you cannot afford to take a day off. Ask any parent and they will tell you how they dread that early morning phone call.
Editor: The CW is threatening once again to cross the boundaries of good taste, social responsibility, and decency by promising to air a sexual threesome between three major characters in the teen-targeted drama "Gossip Girl."
More than a month after a new fiscal year began Oct. 1, the House and Senate are still pressing to pass a group of bills to improve veterans' benefits and health programs, rolling them together in "omnibus" legislative packets.
Veterans Day, Nov. 11, is set aside to thank and honor all men and women who served honorably in the military. In fact, Veterans Day is largely intended to thank living veterans for their service, to acknowledge that their contributions to our national security are appreciated, and to underscore the fact that all those who served -- not only those who died -- have sacrificed and done their duty.
If you know anyone who has had an auto accident and is considering hiring a lawyer, today's story could easily save them thousands of dollars -- money which would otherwise improperly go into the pockets of some attorneys. Not all, of course, but enough to become a real source of worry.
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