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Elections, as the saying goes, have consequences, and that has never been more evident than what could come with Robert F. Kennedy Jr. being the Secretary of Health and Human Services.
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Jay Jones, a former Norfolk state delegate who came up short in a challenge to two-term attorney general Mark Herring in the 2021 Democratic Party primary, announced on Tuesday that he will run for the 2025 Democratic attorney general nomination.
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Parents face unprecedented levels of stress these days, so much so that the mental health challenges they experience constitute “a serious public health concern for our country.”
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The legacy media, and Republican operatives, are in a constant state of meltdown over Kamala Harris not doing sit-down interviews, which strikes me as odd.
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The bill that put a $35 monthly cap on insulin and allowed Medicare to negotiate the prices of other drugs turned two on Friday.
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During his four years as President of the United States, Donald Trump was remarkably active and often successful in sabotaging the health and safety of the nation’s workers.
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The Biden-Harris administration wants to allow Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals recipients to sign up for coverage on federal health-insurance exchanges.
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The reason, supposedly, that Republicans do so well in rural areas is, Republicans are the ones you can see yourself having a beer with.
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In July 2023, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved “Opill,” the first over-the-counter birth control pill, available in early 2024.
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The Employer Reporting Improvement Act would protect Americans’ privacy and ease compliance burdens on employers.
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