This being the "information age," it would be understandable if investors sometimes feel inundated with too much information to wade through about the stocks in their mutual fund portfolios. The Securities and Exchange Commission, bowing like a puppy to t... See more
In the old days, before accepted medical protocols came under partisan assault, infants typically received a vitamin K shot to enhance blood-clotting capability and a few drops of an antibiotic to stave off eye infections before leaving the hospital, foll... See more
Here’s the name for an economic phenomenon that consumers are going to be hearing a lot more in the coming weeks and months: It’s the rocket-and-feathers hypothesis, which concerns why gasoline prices rise so quickly (i.e., like a rocket) when oil prices ... See more
Here’s the name for an economic phenomenon that consumers are going to be hearing a lot more in the coming weeks and months: It’s the rocket-and-feathers hypothesis, which concerns why gasoline prices rise so quickly (i.e., like a rocket) when oil prices ... See more
Since the Affordable Care Act's enactment in 2010, the Republican mantra about the law has been "repeal and replace." On the surface, the GOP never got what it wanted. The key moment in this campaign arrived in July 2017, when the late Sen. John McCain, R... See more
