Are you comfortable keeping up with approximately 400 legal and regulatory changes every year? Are you confident about making up to 268 tax calculations annually? Do you prefer to do
It didn't take long for the tragedy of the Newtown, Conn. shootings to be co-opted by politicians and special interest groups alike, all eager to advance their ideas
This holiday season I did something very unusual — I left my phone at home. For 16 days I was blissfully away from the electronic leash that dominates my, and most
Much of what government does seems unfathomable until you remember one thing: the politicians think the people are morons.
Take the latest example: the effort to avert the "fiscal
Nowhere is "big brother" watching you more than in Santa Monica.
In October, the City Council approved an ordinance that prohibits smoking in private apartments and condos. It&
Dear EarthTalk: How is it that climate change is negatively affecting the health of rivers and, by extension, the quality and availability of fresh water?
— Robert Elman, St. Louis, Mo.
Even though everyone knew about the crisis for over a year, it took until hours shy of the deadline before the White House and congressional leaders avoided the fiscal cliff.
We have heard an ongoing cry from organizations claiming to represent all businesses that they oppose any government action on toxic chemicals in our products, warning of increased costs and
Recently, I was asked to be a panelist for a webinar about using the power of publicity to achieve your goals. The participants asked great questions.
The first: "How
When this column, Meredith Pro Tem, was first published seven-and-a-half years ago, it was named such because there was a chance it was just going to run pro tem — for
