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Senate lawmakers narrowly passed a Republican-led bill on Nov. 8 that would reverse the Biden administration’s decision allowing it to waive some of the “Buy America” requirements for electric vehicle (EV) charging stations purchased using taxpayer dollars. The Congressional Review Act (CRA) joint resolution, known as S.J. Res. 38, was introduced by Sens. Marco Rubio […] Read More.

The CDC issued a warning about the rise of syphilis, an ancient sexually transmitted disease, among newborns. Read More.

There are important changes coming to Medicare Part D plans in 2024, which enrollees should be aware of before this year’s open enrollment period, which runs between Oct. 15 and Dec. 7. As Medicare health and drug plans can undergo several changes each year—affecting things like cost, coverage, and which pharmacies and providers participate in […] Read More.

The lure of a lower cost of living and experiencing exciting cultures has motivated roughly nine million Americans to live abroad. This is especially true when it comes to seniors looking to retire. But besides what to pack, money can be a significant stress point. As an expat, managing your money can be a challenge. […] Read More.

The federal Labor government will hire 3,000 new staff to "improve" Australia's welfare and public health services, Centrelink and Medicare. Read More.

You can make a traditionally cooked cranberry sauce for your holiday table—but why not take it to the next level? You can turn it into a probiotic-rich condiment that supports your gut health and helps you more easily digest rich holiday meals. Read More.

The 20-year-old driver who allegedly ran a red light while driving drunk at approximately 100 mph, killing an off-duty LAPD officer in Northridge, remained hospitalized on Nov. 5 and has yet to be officially booked, police said. Read More.

“No court in American history has imposed a gag order on a criminal defendant who is actively campaigning for public office,” appeal argued. Read More.

On Friday, Judge Aileen Cannon agreed to temporarily delay the trial brought forth by Biden’s Department of Justice against Donald Trump regarding alleged classified documents taken with Trump after the end of his presidency. Read More.

Microsoft has rolled out a string of new security measures aimed at deterring cyber threats and preventing vulnerabilities that have plagued the big tech firm in recent years. Read More.

A very confident Nikki Haley hosted a packed town hall meeting in New Hampshire earlier today as she remains a consistent second in the still-crowded GOP ticket for the presidency. Read More.

FBI agents on Thursday carried out a search warrant at the Brooklyn home of Brianna Suggs, a campaign consultant and top fundraiser for Mayor Eric Adams. Read More.

In an interview with MSNBC on Thursday, Ron DeSantis, the governor of Florida and GOP primary candidate, said that he doesn’t support giving a "blank check" to Ukraine as they continue their conflict with Russia, and that his administration would send support to the country to bring the conflict "to a conclusion." Read More.

People commonly ask me for “comprehensive” publications on vaccine side effects. It is fair to point out that the SARS-CoV-2 Spike protein is contained in the virus and it is uncontrollably produced by the mRNA and adenoviral DNA COVID-19 vaccines. Read More.

The U.S. Supreme Court is hearing arguments on Nov. 1 surrounding whether the federal government is infringing on the First Amendment by blocking an attorney's request to trademark an insult of former President Donald Trump. Read More.