Trump Signs Executive Orders to Lower Drug Prices, Enrages Pharmaceutical Executives
While pharmaceutical executives have so far refused to negotiate with the White House, experts say Trump’s orders may lack any real bite.
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Do You Have an Older iPhone? Apple Might Owe You Money
If you have an older iPhone model, Apple may owe you a chunk of a recent class-action lawsuit settlement.
Covid-19 and Its Effect on Your Bank Account: How to Save Money
The good news is that there is hope and looking to become a better saver is one great way to lower a person’s financial stress during this time.
Why Sports Betting Regulation is Such a Big Deal for California
It seems inevitable that regulated sports betting will come to California sooner rather than later.
Progress Toward Sustainability in Hawaii
Despite – or because of – high unemployment and economic chaos from COVID-19, progress toward sustainability in Hawaii is a growing inspiration for anyone interested in a greener world.
Canadian Police Seek Drug Possession Decriminalization
Canada’s law enforcement supports viewing drug possession as a public health issue.
Senate Republicans Push Coronavirus Stimulus Announcement to Monday
The delay has led many lawmakers–Republicans and Democrats alike–to voice frustration.
Activists Threaten to Sue President Trump for Excluding Undocumented Immigrants from Census Counts
The president’s guidance presents a not-unsurprising divergence from the U.S. Census’s 200-year history.
Best Advantages of Adding a Trust in Your Estate Plan
Using trusts, you can plan for death and life! Just in case you become incapacitated in your later years, leaving the instructions and assets in the trust is beneficial.
Safety Tips for Families at Amusement Parks
The very first step to keeping you and your family from a hapless accident is to follow the rules.