Last summer, Florida became was one of the heaviest promoters of monoclonal antibody treatments (MAB) for its residents infected with Covid-19. By September, Florida was buying treatments directly from pharmaceutical manufacturers. But since then, the federal government’s Human and Health […]
A fascinating but very sad tale of a government backed experiment on premature babies that went wrong with virtually no repercussions for any of the scientists.
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The Biden administration is spending millions to train thousands of minorities in the fields of data collection and public health, according to the watchdog group Judicial Watch, which is questioning the expenditure of tax dollars. The goal is to improve
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Several Tennessee Republican members of Congress are asking about minors who crossed into U.S. illegally being secretly relocated to Tennessee. U.S. Senators Marsha Blackburn (R-Tenn.) and Bill Hagerty (R-Tenn.), together with Representative Chuck Fleischmann (R-Tenn.) have sent a letter to
Health care providers who receive emergency funds under the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act are banned from the practice of “balance billing.” That’s according to an analysis by Kaiser Health News. The question is whether that ban
As America continues its battle against coronavirus, help is on the way in terms of money. A trillion dollar economic relief plan is coming up, 100 billion dollar paid sick leave law was just passed. And before that, Congress passed
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The following is a news commentary In 2013, when the government repeatedly provided false, misleading and incomplete information regarding Obamacare.gov, I filed a Freedom of Information (FOI) request to obtain the facts. Under the law, I should have received the
U.S. District Judge Tanya Chutkan calls speed of government response “unreasonable” When government offers to double the speed its response, Judge Chutkan replies: “But that will take us to, what, seven years instead of 14?” I’ve been seeking public information on
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