The Question of Rights During Coronavirus
What are our rights during coronavirus times? The novel situation is pushing the question in new and sometimes disturbing directions.
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City of Antioch Settles Wrongful Death Suit for $475K
The city of Antioch is settling a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family of Rakeem Rucks for $475,000.
DEA Okays Remote Opioid Prescribing During Virus Outbreak
DEA allows opioids to be prescribed remotely during COVID-19.
$2 Trillion Coronavirus Relief Package Includes $1,200 Checks for Most Americans, Expanded Unemployment Benefits
On Friday, President Donald Trump signed into a law a massive stimulus package intended to help Americans withstand the financial fallout of the ongoing coronavirus crisis. The stimulus package totals more than $2 trillion. It includes provisions to make cash payments to most American adults, as well as billions of dollars in assistance for the
Mike Bloomberg Hit with Lawsuit by Former Staffer Over Layoffs
A former campaign staffer recently sued Mike Bloomberg over layoffs.
COVID-19 Could Heighten the Plight of Foster Care
Foster care facilities scramble to come up with emergency response plans amid virus outbreak.
COVID-19 Social Distancing & Safe Supply in Canada
Opioid users depend on Canada’s safe supply programs. Will social distancing limit availability?
Consumer Watchdogs and Congress Trying to Prevent Credit Score Disasters
With unemployment hitting new highs, many worry that consumers’ credit scores will tank without regulatory action.
Trump Continues to Claim that Hydroxychloroquine Can Cure Coronavirus, Even as Evidence Suggests It Can’t
Whether hydroxychloroquine can help cure coronavirus remains uncertain–but one Chinese study indicates it probably doesn’t do much good.
State AGs Don’t Want the Sacklers to Get Off Easy
The Sacklers should not be shielded amid bankruptcy, AGs argue.