
A third Israeli-Hamas war: What’s next?
No keen observer of the brutal Israel-Hamas conflict can draw any conclusion other than that both sides have and continue to be delusional about their presumptive goal of destroying the other entirely.

No keen observer of the brutal Israel-Hamas conflict can draw any conclusion other than that both sides have and continue to be delusional about their presumptive goal of destroying the other entirely.

Over the past year, we have all had to get used to wearing face masks in public areas and while out and about as well as at work.

A bipartisan group of 15 senators introduced the Helping American Victims Afflicted by Neurological Attacks Act this week.

While much has been reported about the American Rescue Plan providing needed relief to pandemic-battered cities, less has been written about the potential historic economic boost this policy could have on small towns and rural communities.

Afton resident Kenneth R. White, PhD, APRN, FACHE, FAAN, has been appointed Dean of the School of Nursing at MGH Institute of Health Professions in Charlestown.

Attorney General Mark Herring has submitted a comment letter to HHS applauding the agency for its proposed rule to undo the Trump administration’s 2019 Title X Rule.

A former Chesapeake doctor was sentenced this week to 59 years in prison after a jury convicted him on 52 counts of health care fraud.

Starting May 20, fully vaccinated customers and most fully vaccinated associates no longer need to wear a mask in Kroger stores.

The Health Resources and Services Administration is taking action against pharmaceutical manufacturers that refuse to provide rural healthcare providers with discounted prescription drugs.

Attorney General Mark Herring’s campaign launched its first ad that starts in Washington, D.C, Richmond, Norfolk, and Roanoke media markets titled “Why I Do It.”
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