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Health insurance law at stake in R.I. governor's race

Are you wondering how the federal health-care overhaul will affect you here in Rhode Island? To a large degree, the answer depends on who becomes the next governor.

Health insurance law at stake in R.I. governors race

Many elements of the measure approved earlier this year require action at the state level

Life Insurance Doesn't Have To Be So Complicated

This week an insurance research firm reported that ownership in life insurance has reached a 50-year low, with nearly a third of U.S. households not having a form of this financial protection. As the benefits industry begins Life Insurance Awareness Month in September, Unum (NYSE: UNM) shares the concern that this decline exposes working Americans to financial uncertainty. "Life insurance is one ...

Obama: Americans Don't Believe "No, We Can't"

At Labor Day Speech Says Republican Nay-Sayers Pursue "Exact Same Agenda" That Created Nation's Economic Turmoil

Open lines of communication with health care providers

Between 2007 and 2008, the number of adults without health insurance grew by 1.5 million, according to census stats released a year ago. The timing of the findings is hardly a surprise — the fact th

Cost-shifting rises in poor economy

Average annual premiums for employer-sponsored health insurance grew just 3% this year for family coverage, but employees' share of those costs surged 14%, according to a survey released last week.

Obama’s Remarks at Labor Rally in Wisconsin

President Barack Obama's remarks on the economy at an AFL-CIO rally in Milwaukee, Wis.

Obama Plans Big Economic Push

A combative President Barack Obama has rolled out a long-term jobs program before a cheering Labor Day crowd and coupled it with a campaign-season assault on Republicans for causing Americans' hard economic times.

Obama's Labor Day Speech 2010 (TEXT, VIDEO): President Assails GOP, Promotes Job Creation Program

A combative President Barack Obama rolled out a long-term jobs program Monday that will exceed $50 billion to rebuild roads, railways and runways, and coupled it with a blunt campaign-season assault on Republicans for causing Americans' hard economic times.