What has happened to San Francisco, often thought of in the past as the most beautiful city in the country, if not the entire world? The transition from beloved by almost all to profoundly repellant to many is the sad story of a great city being toppled from within. The “Paris of the ...
The Senate has announced legislation within Medicare Part D with the headline “lower prescription drug costs for beneficiaries living with cancer.” Behind this headline, with a further examination of this proposal, there are caution lights and red flags raised by cancer survivors like ...
The Denver Broncos created a stir when, first, investment executive Mellody Hobson and, second, former secretary of state Condoleezza Rice joined the team’s new ownership group. They made history by being the first Black women to be involved in the ownership of an NFL team. Overall, ...
U.S. retirees, already feeling the pinch from runaway inflation, will lose out if a controversial effort to re-regulate freight railroads gains traction. At issue is an effort by the Biden administration and the federal Surface Transportation Board regulatory agency to enact new regulations ...
Starting and growing a business is challenging, even in the best of times. But these are not the best of times, and Congress could soon make it even harder for small businesses to compete and grow. A new bill from senators Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., Thom Tillis, R-N.C., and John Cornyn, R-Texas, ...
The foremost result of President Biden’s meeting with Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammad bin Salman is that it happened. No one should have expected much more than the hesitant restart of a valuable, but damaged, relationship. Nobody should have expected Saudi Arabia to break the OPEC ...
