If rear crashes and side crashes are the most common crashes, one would think that such collisions would be the first tested, and not ignored in favor of front collisions.

But whose fault insurance fraud, the companies who permit it, or the companies who do it?   It would be interesting to see the breakdown between individuals and companies who receive most of the funds that insurance companies are deemed to be providers of. It could be enlightening.

Whether it's a human or a police dog, taxpayer dollars invested in training is important so taxpayers do not waste money by poor decisionmaking, either in redundancy hiring, or in cost cutting. Cost-benefit analysis may be just as important, or more important, in determining an effective police force, in dogs or humans...more

The shameful endowment that CEO's of this era are leaving America is obscene. To carve out for themselves a larger part of the American pie, though they are not worth it, or worthy of it, and call it Christian can only been seen as obscene when the premise is that it's okay to harm other people, and their children to s...more

If rent, the 1986 Tax Code provides that collected up front last month's rent is considered rent when collected. Who knew?   If a landlord keeps security deposit, it's considered rent, and subject to reporting. Who knew?   Could the IRS be out of pocket on these points depriving millions of much needed rental d...more

Clearly, new rules for corporate use of privacy data gathered on others needs to be rewritten for personal security purposes, or there will be insufficient trust to make the most of such new technologies, thereby artificially holding the market for them down. Shame to waste good technology because government and corpor...more

Awesome!

It's an enterprising view that show many of the highs and lows that hopefully all candidates will learn to appreciate, and it's gotten even more contentious, it seems.   Too bad PBS has not taken on the same task but of different Presidents to get a more accurate view of the office's challenges over time, and how d...more

American's are awakening to not only the smell of greed, but also the stench of risk that is so easily ignored throughout the world that abrogates human rights, and creates human conflict.   The price of winning is abhorrent when accompanied by blatant disregard of the lives of others.