A House Republican congressman is pushing the Obama administration to reveal the specifics of deals it struck with various groups on healthcare reform...

If we are willing to ingest fluoride to prevent tooth decay, surely we can tolerate a trace of lithium to prevent suicides.

Money spent on abstinence education is a waste, except for those pandering to please a minority of citizens who do tend to vote consistently.

Last week, we announced that Maryland was entering into a new partnership with the State of California to collaborate on stem cell projects.

An amendment offered by Senator Ben Nelson [D-FL] would reportedly lower the health care reform bill's cost by an additional $86 billion without reducing services.

The Baucus bill makes it clear that the fix is in. We're now going to pour more money into a system that's already shown it can absorb whatever we put into it without providing anything like commensurate health care.

If we look at the United States from the point of view of its potential, it seems that we have a very limited form of democracy.

The real political race for health care has just begun. Obama's speech should be seen as the starting gate of a two-month sprint between two competitors -- and they're not Democrats and Republicans.

Based on what the mainstream press has been reporting, the president is letting us down. But the truth is, the press is just engaging in a time-honored media sport: first build someone up then tear him down.

Do not allow America to continue being manipulated by special interest groups and help the people of America understand that they must control their own fate.

Since mid-July, the White House and the drug industry's Washington lobby, PhRMA, have denied any specific agreement that would give the industry big b...

I am not an expert on health care reform. But I am an individual who is sick and tired of having one industry have so much control over my personal and business life.