Articles, tagged with "washington post", page 1

Generally across the planet, folks are waking up to the truth that the environment of the planet we live in is becoming negatively effected through the economic activities that only a century ago seemed routine. We are stopping to judge, as consumers, wha...

Just when everyone is on the search for the best diet to have good looks as well as a healthy long life, it is surprising to note that French in spite of having an atrocious diet lived longer with a healthier life. There was absolutely no need for them to...

When it comes to email archiving, even the White House can't seem to get it right. The Washington Post recently reported that the Bush admininistration is being sued for failing to preserve millions of e-mails, a violation of the Federal Records Act. F...

At the Juggle, we've had plenty of discussion about wives outearning their husbands-and how that changes the balance of power at home and at work. Now, a new study has helped quantify this trend. The report, from the Pew Research Center and based on ce...

Dirty Dancing star, Patrick Swayze, died from his illness last Monday, September 14, 2009, at the age of 57. The actor was diagnosed to have been suffering advanced stage four pancreatic cancer in January 2008. Nevertheless, despite the diagnosis, he cont...

There are more than a hundred newspapers circulating in the United States of America and it is not quite feasible to discuss each one of them. In this regard, we would like to discuss the top five newspapers in the long list of U.S. newspapers in circulat...

Given his reputation within the party, it wasn't surprising to see Louisiana Governor Bobby Jindal selected to give the Republican response to President Obama's first appearance before a joint session of Congress. What was surprising was Jindal's deliver...