U.S. Army suicide rates are the highest they’ve been in 26 years. The media are examining the reasons behind the rise and what can, and should, be done.
A deadly accident involving a faulty floor mat in a Toyota vehicle is drawing media attention to what a 3.8 million car recall means for the auto giant.
Drivers are still looking for a clear statement from Toyota on what is actually wrong with their car. Frustrated consumers could give way to expensive lawsuits.
The U.S. Senate last week voted against a bill amendment that would allow concealed weapons to be carried across state lines, but the debate has shifted to be more about city safety vs. state rights.
The latest Pew Global Attitudes Project found attitudes toward the U.S. have improved in Western Europe, but haven’t really changed in Muslim nations. The global media analyze the favorability under President Obama.
Filmmaker Michael Moore warns Congressional Democrats to support a government-sponsored health insurance plan in the health care bill. The media are examining if his threat holds any weight.
The U.S. Senate Finance Committee rejected amendments from the Democrats that would have created a public health insurance option. The media look at what's lying ahead.
New figures claim the U.S. gross domestic product went up 3.5 percent last quarter, and some say it’s enough to pull the U.S. economy out of the recession. Others think it’s just pulling our leg.
Officials are pointing fingers as they attempt to explain how suspected terrorist Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab was able to smuggle explosives on board a Detroit-bound flight on Christmas Day.
Donors to the Democratic Party and U.S. President Barack Obama’s campaign are receiving VIP White House access. The media are questioning the practice.
The U.S. federal minimum wage rises to $7.25 an hour on Friday, bringing joy to workers and challenges to small business owners during the economic recession.
Arianna Huffington making many short lists of the key media players of the last couple years. So what does the media think of her and blog The Huffington Post?
U.S. President Barack Obama submits his first budget to Congress, requesting $200 billion in war funding for the next 18 months. Newsy.com is following perspectives on U.S. military spending.
Although police have dropped charges against Harvard University professor Henry Louis Gates, Jr., the arrest had sparked discussion among the media if it had anything to do with his race.
American automaker GM announced a surprise decision not to sell its German division, Opel. We examine perspectives on the reversal from the countries that stood to benefit from the deal.
