health-care

Because to really reduce the deficit, we should put everything on the table, especially the biggest public outlays in military spending, corporate subsidies and tax loopholes, long term health-care costs etc. -- all of which could actually reduce the deficit, when much smaller poverty programs will not.

Jim Wallis: 10 Reasons Why I'm Fasting For A Better Budget Jim Wallis 2011

Because to really reduce the deficit, we should put everything on the table, especially the biggest public outlays in military spending, corporate subsidies and tax loopholes, long term health-care costs etc. -- all of which could actually reduce the deficit, when much smaller poverty programs will not.

Jim Wallis: 10 Reasons Why I'm Fasting For A Better Budget Jim Wallis 2011

The Republican governors' counter parts in the U.S. House of Representatives are also not cutting spending where the real money is, such as in military spending, corporate tax cuts and loop holes, and long term health-care costs.

Jim Wallis: This is Not Fiscal Conservatism. It's Just Politics. Jim Wallis 2011

Because to really reduce the deficit, we should put everything on the table, especially the biggest public outlays in military spending, corporate subsidies and tax loopholes, long term health-care costs etc. -- all of which could actually reduce the deficit, when much smaller poverty programs will not.

Jim Wallis: 10 Reasons Why I'm Fasting For A Better Budget Jim Wallis 2011

The Republican governors' counter parts in the U.S. House of Representatives are also not cutting spending where the real money is, such as in military spending, corporate tax cuts and loop holes, and long term health-care costs.

Jim Wallis: This is Not Fiscal Conservatism. It's Just Politics. Jim Wallis 2011

The Republican governors' counter parts in the U.S. House of Representatives are also not cutting spending where the real money is, such as in military spending, corporate tax cuts and loop holes, and long term health-care costs.

Jim Wallis: This is Not Fiscal Conservatism. It's Just Politics. Jim Wallis 2011

Mosley will not receive a pension or long-term health-care benefits for his family.

The Air Force Grounds Its Officers Joshua Flynn-Brown 2011

Promoting exercise is part of employers' broader attempt to control long-term health-care costs, says Helen Darling, president of the National Business Group on Health, a coalition of 369 large employers based in Washington, D.C.

You Can Afford a Trainer Kristen Gerencher 2012

The Republican governors' counter parts in the U.S. House of Representatives are also not cutting spending where the real money is, such as in military spending, corporate tax cuts and loop holes, and long term health-care costs.

Jim Wallis: This is Not Fiscal Conservatism. It's Just Politics. Jim Wallis 2011

One Market, which says its annual revenue exceeds $5 million, is one of at least 40 San Francisco restaurants identified by The Wall Street Journal that tell customers they are charging extra in the name of health-care benefits, but which end up spending less than a third of what they allocate.

Menu Surcharge Can Be Misleading Ben Worthen 2011