Ryan draws boos, applause speaking to AARP
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Republican vice presidential candidate Paul Ryan drew boos and shouts of 'no' — but also scattered applause...
Romney's real 47 percent problem
ANALYSIS - Romney is right that something like 47 percent of voters may never back him, no matter what he says...
Romney: Half of Americans 'dependent,' entitled
theGRIO REPORT - According to Mitt Romney, nearly half of Americans are dependent on government and believe they are entitled to government-provided food, health care and housing, and they will support President Barack Obama, 'no matter what'
How Paul Ryan's plan could hurt your health
OPINION - The proposed changes to Medicaid and Medicare by congressman, and Republican Vice Presidential candidate, Paul Ryan will undoubtedly change the landscape of 24/7 emergency care...
Planned Parenthood turns to Feds after states cut funding
theGRIO REPORT - After several GOP-controlled state legislatures voted to cut funding for Planned Parenthood states operators turned to the Federal Title X program to fund the facilities in order to continue providing reproductive health services to low income women...
Repealing Obama's health care law won't be easy
WASHINGTON (AP) - Any realistic effort to repeal the Affordable Care Act — as opposed to last week's quixotic vote in the GOP-controlled House — is sure to get jumbled together with lots of other issue...
In John Roberts can we trust?
OPINION - The jury is still out on Roberts, but before we consider him a new reliable swing vote or a conservative-turned-liberal justice, consider the evidence that this was nothing less than a political move on his part...
Mitt flips: 'Obamacare is a tax'
OPINION - In an interview with NBC News' Chuck Todd, Mitt Romney declares that he agrees with the Court's dissenters that the mandate is not a tax...
GOP governors are likely to cave on 'Obamacare'
ANAYLSIS - Covering the uninsured is not just an ideological issue, splitting Democrats from Republicans.
FDA approves first rapid, take home HIV test
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Food and Drug Administration has approved the first over-the-counter HIV test, allowing Americans to test themselves for the virus that causes AIDS in the privacy of their homes...
