Earlier this year, the Satanic Temple filed a lawsuit protesting Missouri’s informed consent laws in regard to abortion. Last week, the Missouri Supreme Court dismissed the case.
Democrats are calling for an investigation into I.C.E., saying its admission of force-feeding inmates could constitute a violation of the United Nations Convention against Torture.
Johnson & Johnson will improve transparency regarding the cost of certain prescriptions by including pricing in television ads.
Protestors flood museums the Sackler family has donated to over the years, asking them to refuse any future funding.
While an epidural seems like a better option for chronic back pain than opioids, there are risks involved, including paraylsis.
A hearing will be held at the end of the month in which executives from top drug manufacturers will testify regarding significant price increases.
Fallout from the Cambridge Analytica scandal and Russian campaign interference could end up costing Facebook billions if the FTC and consumer advocates have their way.
American household debt is at its highest point since 2008 and people are starting to miss auto loan payments. Can the ancient tradition of the debt jubilee help us mitigate some of the worst effects of modern capitalism?
Arizona lawmakerse are hoping to modify current licensing requirements for all caregivers of patients with disabilities in order to address sexual abuse concerns.
Changes to Mississippi laws regarding criminal activity that occurs on a landowner’s property may reduce the number of frivilous lawsuits.