I was real tickled to see Tim Pawlenty on Jon Stewart this week, since it was only a few months ago that I wrote about him and his disconnect from the policy realities of the United States. Pawlenty is just [...]

Michael J. Keegan, Managing Editor The Business of Management Magazine IBM Center for the Business of Government 1301 K Street NW Washington, D.C. 20005 Dear Mr. Keegan: I was very interested in your interview with Mr. Robert Doar of the [...]

It is great that Sandra Lee, the girlfriend of new New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, feels strongly about helping people who have no money for food. I worry though that she will be diverted from helping people, and instead her [...]

To the Editor at NY Times: The abortion rate here is "downright chilling" as the Archbishop says. While I consider myself a feminist, I do not share NOW's zeal for abortion. The conference protestors chanted "we're here to say, family [...]

Dear Editor: Mr. Sica thinks money to hire sanitation workers can be gotten by not giving Food Stamps to obese people. A few facts are in order. The amount of Food Stamps given to one person is maximum $5 per [...]

I believe that those of us who want to move policy reforms to help unpaid caregivers get both better service supports and income supports have a duty to be supportive of all the combined efforts. We have enough going against [...]

By Bjorn Chen-Pagen (as told to an adult) Best cereal to eat: I don’t usually eat cereal. Best breakfast then : I actually eat different things each morning, like” Nyuyubing. “ It’s a Chinese thing with bread and meat inside [...]

Some women persist in giving voice to the attitude that if we are at home taking care of our kids, that we are "not working." They say things like "as a career-driven woman, I have always worked," implying that when [...]