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The Truth About the President and the Deficit, Continued...

Bob Cesca | Posted 05.30.2012

Bob Cesca

Whatever your Republican friends might say about the evils of government spending, one thing is always -- always! -- true. High government spending creates jobs.

Defense Contractor Admits Smear Campaign Against USA Today

The Huffington Post | Jack Mirkinson | Posted 05.25.2012

In a conclusion to one of the more bizarre anti-journalist smear campaigns in recent memory, the co-owner of a Pentagon defense contractor admitted on...

What Excuses Might We Be Using to Keep Ourselves From Crossing Our Own Finish Lines?

Gregg McBride | Posted 05.23.2012

Gregg McBride

Sixteen days after this year's London Marathon ended, a final entrant crossed the finish line. Claire Lomas, who is paralyzed from the chest down, finished the marathon with a little help from her "robotic" legs -- along with a very healthy dose of willpower and sheer determination.

USA Today's New Publisher

AP | Posted 05.15.2012

MCLEAN, Va. -- Gannett Co. has named media industry veteran Larry Kramer as USA Today's new president and publisher. Kramer is replacing David Hunke,...

USA Today Alleges 'Misinformation Campaign' Against Reporters Investigating Pentagon Propaganda

The Huffington Post | Jack Mirkinson | Posted 04.20.2012

USA Today alleged on Thursday night that a reporter and editor investing the Pentagon's propaganda efforts had become the targets of a "misinformation...

Jason Cherkis

Watch: Ted Kennedy's '94 Attack Ad Against Mitt Romney On Women's Issue

HuffingtonPost.com | Jason Cherkis | Posted 04.11.2012

WASHINGTON -- Mitt Romney has had three separate political campaigns to figure out how to attract women voters. A recent USA Today-Gallup Poll shows h...

USA Today Publisher Retiring

AP | Posted 04.10.2012

McLEAN, Va. (AP) — Gannett Co. Inc. said Tuesday that David Hunke is relinquishing his position as president and publisher of USA Today to become th...

Jon Stewart to Obama: Stop the Cheesy Emails

Lauren Ashburn | Posted 04.09.2012

Lauren Ashburn

When you are leader of the free world, no matter how hard you are trying to capture the vote of the hip social media world, the subject line should say: "From the president."

USA Today Begins Staff Furloughs

AP | Posted 04.05.2012

McLEAN, Va. (AP) — USA Today is requiring most of its staff to take an unpaid week off to save money, as the nation's second-largest newspaper strug...

Final Four Betting Passes Epic Milestone

Huffington Post | Ron Dicker | Posted 03.28.2012

We knew that betting on March Madness was big. But we're getting more evidence that it's Super Bowl big. Betting on the NCAA Tournament has surpass...

Measles: Back To The Future Of Public Health?

David Katz, M.D. | Posted 05.24.2012

David Katz, M.D.

If measles does make a meaningful comeback, it would imply public health is sliding back as we head into the future. We don't want to go there.

Gannett CEO Asks for Lower Bonus, Reduces Her Pay Package to Only $4.6 million

Randy Turner | Posted 05.19.2012

Randy Turner

Thanks to that selfless act of generosity, the CEO of Gannett, who required all employees in the newspaper division to take an unpaid one-week furlough during the first quarter of 2011, will only receive a $1.2 million bonus.

The Japan-US Alliance Is Here to Stay

Anshuman Rawat | Posted 05.16.2012

Anshuman Rawat

By 2030 China's economy is likely to be four times as big as Japan's. For it to be able to cope with a rival of that stature, Japan realizes that it needs have more nations on its side.

What Is The Line Between Realism And Sensationalism?

Corban Addison | Posted 05.05.2012

Corban Addison

Is there a point where the artistic depiction of violence against children becomes complicit in that violence? Is there an ethical line in fiction between realism that reveals, and sensationalism that exploits?

Andrea Stone

No Questions Asked, Or How I Became A 'Trusted Traveler'

HuffingtonPost.com | Andrea Stone | Posted 03.12.2012

Last week, just days after this story was posted and after informing the chief spokesman for the Department of Homeland Security that the name on my G...

Foreclosure Crisis Hits Ritzy Retirement Home

The Huffington Post | Harry Bradford | Posted 03.02.2012

This time, the foreclosure crisis is hitting a bunch of retirees all at once. Fox Hill Senior Condominium, which, according to its website, offers...

Ron Dicker

Super Bowl Brings Calls For Gambling Help Lines

HuffingtonPost.com | Ron Dicker | Posted 02.02.2012

As Super Bowl betting reaches a fever pitch this week, advocates for gambling addicts are telling newspapers and websites to play fair: Those publishi...

Bullying in America: A National Crisis

Bruce Kluger | Posted 03.25.2012

Bruce Kluger

Although I have lived in New York City for 32 years, I have never been to Staten Island. It has been said, however, that this southernmost of New Yor...

Why Draconian Alimony Laws Are On Their Way Out

Elizabeth Benedict | Posted 03.21.2012

Elizabeth Benedict

In both Florida and New Jersey -- and formerly Massachusetts -- the default position is lifetime permanent alimony, which means the higher earner pays the lower earner even if both are working full-time and making good money, until death.

Nutrition Guidance: Letting Chips Fall Where They May

David Katz, M.D. | Posted 03.14.2012

David Katz, M.D.

I live in a world where decent people occasionally eat chips. So I say it's a good thing to offer the best possible nutrition guidance -- and let the chips fall where they may.

Michael Calderone

How Ron Paul's Newsletters Got Back In The News

HuffingtonPost.com | Michael Calderone | Posted 12.23.2011

NEW YORK -- On Thursday night Reuters reported on a solicitation for Ron Paul's political and investment newsletters from the 1980's and 90's; the dir...

Horses Are Not Going to Keep Drugs Out Of U.S.

Tony Newman | Posted 02.04.2012

Tony Newman

No disrespect to the horses efforts, but it's is time for the U.S. and Mexico to find an exit strategy from this unwinnable war.

USA Today Looking For A New Leader

Posted 11.30.2011

USA Today began its national search for an editor-in-chief on Wednesday, according to Romenesko. Editor John Hillkirk has been named the paper's se...

Post50s Embrace 'Encore' Careers

USA Today | Sandra Block | Posted 11.23.2011

Lara Hara, 56, an engineer at Intel in Cupertino, Calif., isn't ready to retire, but he wants a break from his high-pressure job. Like many Boomers, h...

Best Corporations To Work For In The World

The Huffington Post | Posted 01.01.2012

When it comes to workplaces, a new report tries to argue money doesn't always buy happiness. According to The Great Place to Work Institute, a comp...