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Leavitt OKs access to papers

Health Secretary Mike Leavitt agreed to show U.S. Food and Drug Administration documents to lawmakers in an effort to avert a threatened contempt...
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), 03/01/08 by Aliza Marcus Bloomberg News · More from publication
Leavitt threatened with contempt citation

Republican lawmakers said they would support a contempt citation against President Bush's health secretary if he didn't provide information in an...
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), 02/29/08 by Aliza Marcus Bloomberg News Service · More from publication
Health costs for U.S. businesses outpace inflatio

Health-insurance premiums paid by U.S. businesses for their workers rose 6.1 percent this year, continuing to outpace inflation and wages, a study...
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), 09/17/07 by Aliza Marcus Bloomberg News · More from publication
Turkey's PKK: rise, fall, rise again?

One chilly fall night in 1978, a handful of mainly one-time university students gathered behind blacked-out windows in Turkey's southeast to plan a...
World Policy Journal, 03/22/07 by Aliza Marcus · More from publication
Early flak for Bush health plan

Democrats and interest groups attacked President Bush's proposals for reining in federal health-care spending a day before his budget is released...
Deseret News (Salt Lake City), 02/05/07 by Aliza Marcus Bloomberg News · More from publication
Turkey's Kurds fight on alone.

In southeast Turkey, where a war is raging between separatist Kurdish guerrillas and the Turkish Army, the village of Caglayan is struggling to...
Nation, The, 01/03/94 by Marcus, Aliza · More from publication

The other Kurdish revolt: ethnic fractionalism

Tension between the Kurdistan Workers party and the Turkish military has caused much fighting and human rights abuse since 1984. The government...
Commonweal, 11/20/92 by Aliza Marcus · More from publication