Therapists caution grip-and-grin U.S. politicians
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Occupational therapists have some advice for glad-handing U.S. politicians in the homestretch of the November 7 elections: rest the hand that feeds you.
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Budget cuts and old habits may interfere with good intentions.
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Polls run by news sites to gauge public opinion of politicians are turning into partisan tools for political spin doctors. People voting, often repeatedly, in response to e-mails from their favored candidates can skew the results. By Louise Witt.
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The violence unleashed at a mental health office in New York reminded other professionals of the dangers inherent in a career spent helping people.
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It's going to be a tough year on Capitol Hill. Here's what to expect.
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Shocked supporters of defeated US presidential candidate John Kerry are seeking help from psychologists, who refer to their condition as &quot;post-election selection trauma.&quot;
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In this country, poetry is like national therapy for ills in the body politic.
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In a psychological war of words, Senate Republicans are issuing slightly veiled threats against their Democratic counterparts if the minority
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Despite dismay from telecom firms and the Department of Justice, lawmakers on Capitol Hill appear ready to once again put their weight behind laws designed to crack down on pretexting.
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Anxiety over the Bush administration&#39;s handling of Iraq and the economy may have voters in some states second-guessing who to send to the White House.
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Maybe not. Or maybe so. It depends on how much weight one gives to what the New Jersey Democrat says vs. what he adds. Echoing a written statement he issued Wednesday, Corzine
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Top Republicans in the US House of Representatives voiced confidence on Tuesday in Majority Leader Tom DeLay, but some lawmakers said privately they fear his ethical woes may increase, hurting both him and them.
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Gov. Eliot Spitzer kicked off his second year with warm words for his friends and foes alike, offering a less combative tone in his State of the State address.
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New YorkÂs governor-elect has a chance to rein in spending. But will he risk alienating his allies?
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Many doctors may be prone to stress because of their personalities, a study suggests.
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Whenever a new administration names its environmental brain trust, somebody gets nervous.  Through the 12 years of New York's Pataki administration, it was the greens who were uncomfortable.
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To paraphrase an old Steve Martin bit: Some politicians have a way with words; others not have way.