Time for Congress to Face Facts: They Are the Death Panel
For two decades now, we have become accustomed to justifying any manner of spending, from education to tax cuts, as an investment in our future.
For two decades now, we have become accustomed to justifying any manner of spending, from education to tax cuts, as an investment in our future.
Look, if we're going to outsource, we should outsource to the experts. The Chinese. They make our computers. Why not give them the task of assassinating jihadists?
Patients should always ask who is performing, reading and interpreting their imaging studies? Collaboration between radiologists and clinicians have the greatest potential for diagnosis and treatment.
So far over 8,000 people have lost their jobs, and over 20,000 more jobs are at risk if the Chinese are allowed to continue with this strategy of not obeying trade laws.
Making things in America is crucially important to our future economy. But it matters as much that we use the right words as that we explore the right ideas and policies.
In the last decade, GE has closed over fifteen factories in Ohio and downsized numerous others. Since 1980, employment in GE Lighting has dropped by 68 percent.
Without a new American manufacturing policy there will be no economic recovery. We need to move beyond a bubble economy built on debt and financial speculation and into a real economy that actually makes products.
The outsourcing of intelligence has impacted nearly every aspect of intelligence operations, and Congress wants to know how and why.
To protect American workers, in the luxury sector and elsewhere, our government trade negotiators should revisit outsourcing rules.
IBM is currently seeking $30 billion in stimulus money to create 1 million jobs. CEO Sam Palmisano even met with Obama at the White House to discuss I...
In tearing into Bobby Jindal's response to Obama's speech last week, Chris Matthews said, "They had to outsource the response." Interesting choice of words.
It's being called the ultimate outsourcing: Americans looking for jobs overseas. This role reversal may seem scary, but it reflects the future of global commerce.
Although computers and technology has improved our standard of living immensely, IT technicians are still not regarded with the prestige and respect they have struggled to earn over the years.
Meg Whitman's real expertise is in globalization. Which is the nice way of saying Asian sweatshops. I'm not saying everything Whitman touches turns to slave labor, I'm just not saying it doesn't.
Notorious security company Blackwater is back in the news, just in time to remind us (again) how over-reliance on contractors for sensitive security missions is hurting American effectiveness abroad.
Why has the gay community -- and the organizations that supposedly represent us -- embraced "outsourced" activism as our central political strategy in recent years?
I hate to say this, because President-Elect Obama is setting the example for us to be nice and dignified and stop all the political/cultural warfare t...
Either American living standards must continue eroding at a shocking pace, or the costs of these living standards must come down accordingly in order to give American workers a chance to compete for jobs.
Our ability to weather many of the country's gravest challenges, like World War II, depended upon government and industry working together to advance the public interest.
If women aren't looked after in this election, in this economic environment, the losses will be substantial and lasting.
I think Senator McCain will probably win in November because what North Americans value most is security, stability and experience, and that is McCain.
There is no independent auditor overseeing the federal...
This Veterans Day, after we raise the flag, we must...