the employer ought to be given the benefit of the doubt here if they have acted in a reasonable way.

The fact that companies monitor e-mail is not a secret.

Surcharges are the first step down a road that America may not want to travel. Surcharges sound nice when you talk about smokers because everyone hates smokers. But what about all the other bad habits that people have?

You can't help but sympathize with an employer who's trying to improve the bottom line, but allowing employers to take over everyone's private life to improve the bottom line is just not legitimate.

We're not necessarily doubting that God will do the best for us; we are wondering how painful the best will turn out to be

There is no doubt in my mind that the condom crisis in Uganda is being driven by (U.S. programs), ... To impose a dogma-driven policy that is fundamentally flawed is doing damage to Africa.