Bad rumors about the danger of consumer products are getting increasingly commonplace, largely because it's so easy to execute. The Internet is anonymous.

You can follow the steps. First, outrage. Second, the headline: 'What went wrong?' Third, the telltale memo that supposedly suggests somebody knew and did nothing. I just don't find this to be unique at all.

There is nothing more powerful than the urge to blame. It happens every time. It is a deeply embedded archetype in the human mind.

The danger now is that after a week of rain every river and stream in Massachusetts is in danger of flooding.

We don't feel that the vice president was ever in any danger.

He who waits for a dead man's shoes is in danger of going barefoot