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Baseball Fans' Views of Barry Bonds Mixed

A new CNN/USA Today/Gallup poll finds baseball fans with mixed views of Bonds. Fans are divided over whether Bonds should play baseball this year or retire, whether his records -- including the mark for most home runs in a season -- should be ...

Majority of Baseball Fans Think McGwire Should Be Elected to Hall of Fame

A majority of baseball fans think Mark McGwire should be elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame, although only a relatively small minority believes he should be elected in 2007, the first year he is eligible. Baseball fans are near unanimous in ...

Is Confidence in U.S. Food Supply Wilting?

Accusations that the government responded slowly to the devastation that Hurricane Katrina caused have prompted renewed focus on the United States' vulnerabilities, both to natural disasters and potential terrorist attacks. One pivotal safety ...

Wanted: More Conversations in the Workplace

Over the past decade, many organiza­tions have designed their buildings to encourage conversations and interaction. They want employees to socialize -- a lot. This excerpt from the upcoming book Vital Friends, by bestselling author Tom Rath, ...

Unions and Management: A Blissful Marriage?

No one said forging a productive, cooperative relationship with unionized workers is easy. But smart, forward-thinking executives are doing it. This is particularly true in call centers, where managers are overcoming problems like poor ...

Teens Reject Restrictions on Movies, Games, Music

Forbidden fruit is always the most tempting. With so much of it -- R-rated movies, Mature-rated video games, and CDs slapped with parental advisory labels -- dangling before teens' eyes, it's not astonishing that they don't want parents or ...

President Bush, Iraq, Congressional Priorities, Colts' Winning Streak Snapped, Election 2008, Christmas Spending, Christmas Nomenclature, Movies

Questions and Answers With the Editor in Chief

Questions and Answers With the Editor in Chief

Terri Schiavo, Scott Peterson, Baseball and Steroids, ANWR, Social Security, Iraq, Easter

Is the U.S. Losing its Competitive Edge?

The productive potential of 70% of American workers is going to waste, warns Richard Florida, author of bestseller The Rise of the Creative Class. In this provocative interview, Florida says that if the U.S. doesn't cultivate its creative ...