Walgreens Agrees to Pay $107 Million to Settle Allegations of Falsely Billing Medicare, Medicaid
Walgreens Boots Alliance, Inc., one of the nation’s largest retail pharmacy chains, has agreed to pay $106.8 million to settle...
Early Voting, Mail-in Voting, and Drop Boxes: The Rules in Each Battleground State
Enter the labyrinth of pre-Election Day voting as the 2024 election season gets underway in critical states across America. Many...
23andMe Proposes $30 Million Payment for Data Breach
23andMe proposes to compensate millions of customers affected by a data breach on the company’s platform, offering $30 million as...
Target to Hire 100,000 Seasonal Employees, Launches Early Holiday Promotions
Target said on Monday it would employ about 100,000 seasonal workers this holiday season, in line with the last three...
Massachusetts Police Recruit Dies After a ‘Medical Crisis’ During Training Exercise
A Massachusetts State Police recruit died a day after he became unresponsive and suffered a “medical crisis” during a defensive...
Sunlight and Clouds, Not CO2, Drive Earth’s Climate, New Study Finds
This year’s summer months were characterized by cold outdoor pools that eagerly welcomed guests, concrete that scorched the soles of...
US Secures Convictions, Guilty Pleas as CCP-Directed Spying Exposed
For years, Beijing has been deepening its hold on America, drawing intelligence from the U.S. government while silencing critics with...
Ballerina Michaela DePrince Dies at 29
Ballet dancer Michaela Mabinty DePrince, who came to the United States from an orphanage in war-torn Sierra Leone and performed...
Arizona’s 1864 Abortion Law Officially Repealed, New 15-Week Law in Force
The near-total abortion ban in Arizona has ended as Gov. Katie Hobbs’ recently signed law took effect on Sept. 14....
3 Americans Sentenced to Death in Congo Over Failed Coup
A military court in Congo sentenced three U.S. citizens to death on Sept. 13 for their alleged involvement in a...