Friday, September 23, 2011
Expanded Coverage, Better Patient Protections Mark First Year Of The Patient’s Bill Of Rights
Expanded Coverage, Better Patient Protections Mark First Year Of The Patient’s Bill Of Rights: pToday marks one year since the Affordable Care Act’s Patient’s Bill of Rights went into effect. The White House unveiled the regulations in 2010 to expand coverage and better control costs for patients before the full health care reform law goes into effect in 2014. And so far, people are seeing a difference, according to [...]/p
Wall Street Journal Readers Name US Chamber of Commerce in the “Top Corruption-Related Story of the Year”
Wall Street Journal Readers Name US Chamber of Commerce in the “Top Corruption-Related Story of the Year”: pWall Street Journal readers were asked to name the “Top Corruption-Related Story of the Year.” So far, the easy winner is the US Chamber of Commerce. The Chamber is one of the major forces behind the destruction of a livable climate and a sustainable US economy (see “The Chamber is so extreme they oppose R&D [...]/p
Republicans Bash No Child Left Behind, Then Bash Obama For Trying To Unravel It
Republicans Bash No Child Left Behind, Then Bash Obama For Trying To Unravel It: pLast night’s Republican debate in Florida was filled with candidates’ tirades about the federal government’s role in education. No Child Left Behind, the sweeping and unpopular education law signed by President George W. Bush, was singled out for criticism, with Rep. Ron Paul (R-TX) and Gov. Rick Perry (R-TX) saying they’d do away with it [...]/p
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