In the run-up to Earth Day each year, pollsters take the public's temperature on a variety of environmental issues. This year, pollsters added many new questions on global warming. Their findings provide some clues about how Americans see the problem and what they are willing to do about it.

Business needs to take a broader view of the cost of litigation when making key decisions, argues Steven B. Hantler in a new report on states' legal climates.

Businesses and residents would have to pony up an additional $455 million to $1.6 billion a year to provide health care coverage for Colorado's estimated 770,000 uninsured.

Last month, Michael Moore and the California Nurses Association led a rally in Sacramento for government provided health care, what proponents call "single payer." Now Moore's Sicko has finally hit the theaters, and it's time for Americans to know the truth about a government monopoly health system, a sham of a health-care "solution."

Over a year ago legislature passed a budget with a deficit of $4 billion. The projected deficit for this year is $3 billion, but the shrinking trend is over and the financial future of the Golden State looks grim.

Major universities draw research funding from a variety of sources, including government, private foundations and major corporations. Some argue that corporate funding is a corrupting influence, but the truth is that corporate funds can be positive for universities, the economy and the country.

Better make sure you can afford cardiac care before you see “Sicko.” Because these real-life stories could rend your heart.

The "Sicko" battle is on! One thing you won't find in "Sicko," Michael Moore's documentary excoriating the health-insurance industry, is any screen time given to industry officials defending themselves.

A book review by Sally C. Pipes in the New York Post.