California follows other states in going after insulin companies and pharmaceutical middlemen, but California is taking an aggressive approach by charging the companies with violating the state’s Unfair Competition Law.
Human Rights & Justice
Three buses coming from Texas dropped off about 140 recent migrants—including babies and young children—near VP Harris’ residence in Washington, D.C., in historically frigid temperatures on Christmas Eve.
Despite the unprecedented action by the January 6th committee of the criminal referral of the ex-president for a variety of charges, Congressional committees have a long and effective history.
A professor of constitutional law helps explain why the recommended charges against Trump are important, where they fall short—and what could come next.
An Illinois school for students with disabilities has routinely used the police to handle discipline, resulting in the highest arrest rate of any district in the country. In one recent year, half of Garrison School students were arrested.
Republicans support the ‘Independent State Legislatures’ theory because they’ve given up on democracy. They seek to make it harder for people to vote and box them into districts where their votes don’t matter.
Germany’s limits on how much patients pay out-of-pocket at the doctor’s office have been critical to ensuring people get needed care, especially in a mining region where many battle lung diseases and chronic pain.
Outside of the public eye, pleas, letters and negotiations were in action for months to gain the release of Brittney Griner from her imprisonment in Russia.
While pharmaceutical companies argued against Medicare price negotiation, saying it would harm research and development of new drugs and innovation, polling has found strong public support.
A specialty of the so-called "champions of freedom" is to prohibit everything that does not suit their interests. Their repeated “free speech” means “freedom to harass and censor.”
Far-right extremists or other hate groups can claim they are just venting or even fantasizing—both of which would be protected under the First Amendment. For this reason, seditious conspiracy charges have historically been hard to prosecute.
The ridiculous and repeated delaying tactics by Trump to hide his tax returns from Congress are finally over.
Private equity is rapidly moving to reshape health care in America, coming off a banner year in 2021, when the deep-pocketed firms plowed $206 billion into more than 1,400 health care acquisitions.
A Federal judge ruled, "...the First Amendment does not permit the State of Florida to muzzle its university professors, impose its own orthodoxy of viewpoints, and cast us all into the dark."
The Bonus Army March was one of the few times in American history when the U.S. military was used to shut down a massive demonstration of peaceful protesters.
Voting on election day is your right, privilege and duty. With all the noise created by the former president, complexities have been generated that can get in your way. Here are the tools to be prepared.
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