Up To The Minute
Swapping For Savings
Jody Rohlena, Senior Editor for ShopSmart Magazine, discusses a few websites that can save you money by swapping for items instead of buying.
Up To The Minute
Senate Finance Cmte. Approves Health Care Bill
The Senate Finance Committee has approved its version of the National Health Care Bill. David Mark, Sr. Editor for Politico, discusses the vote and what impact it may have on the future of nationalized health care.
Gay Rights, Health Care And Other DC Issues
Jonathan Allen, Congressional Reporter for Politico, discusses President Obama's campaign promises on gay rights, the White House's response to a recent health care survey, and other current topics in DC politics.
The Last Hurrah
Tips For Planning A "Babymoon"
Trick Or Treat On The Cheap
Budgeting For Halloween
Trick Or Treat On The Cheap
If you're looking to save some money this Halloween, listen up; Kelli Grant, Senior Consumer Reporter for SmartMoney.com, has some advice for spending less on everything from candy to costumes.
Taking a Babymoon
American Baby Offers Tips On How to Book a Successfull Babymoon
Smokers Try Home Grown Tobacco To Avoid Tax
In an effort to avoid steep taxes, some smokers are growing their own tobacco at home. UTTM Contributor Amy Guttman reports.
A Book Of Secrets
Post Secret is a phenomenon that began with just a few post cards in Washington, D.C. Now, it's turned into a popular website and book series full of strangers' secrets. Author Frank Warren discusses his latest book, "Post Secret: Confessions of Life, Death and God."
Autism Numbers Higher Than Previously Thought
A new government study says that roughly 1 in 100 children suffer from autism. Marguerite Kirst Colston, Vice President, Constituent Relations of The Autism Society, discusses the study and what's being done to help autism patients today.