…that these and all other improper payments constitute less than 1 percent of all payments made, those that are the result of fraud are vanishingly small. This is in sharp…

…Self-serve will occur after normal business hours. It is a bold step for a country which is somewhat conservative in its business practices. All items will be paid by credit…

…latter as those programs did not pay for themselves and the burden “will” fall upon those in the upper tax brackets. They were to spend or invest in stuff creating…

…lack of network resiliency.”  This state of affairs does not bode well for a manufacturing renaissance. Today’s stripped-down U.S. rail system does passably well at moving Chinese imports from West…

Remember the drug Ivermectin during the Covid epidemic? The animal-deworming medication was used so avidly as an off-label COVID treatment during the pandemic that some feed stores ended up going…

…that wealth shall have no say in that governance?  Before the Progressive Era, well beyond putridity, in The United States of America, wealth’s succession to successor to the crown and…

…they were exempt but because routine health care and vaccinations were delayed. (Overall vaccination coverage also dropped during the pandemic.) What are reasons for vaccine exemptions? Vaccine exemptions fall into…

The agency’s head cited the well-known but rarely deployed concept to convince pregnant women to avoid using acetaminophen. Why not do the same for global warming and PFAS chemicals? Merrill…

…On Saturday, 7 to 8 million of us took to the streets to demonstrate against Trump. That’s not all. Every major media outlet — including Fox News — has refused…

…on chemotherapy, has shown some promise in very small trials, but that large, randomized trials are still needed. “There’s not good evidence that it works. There are some studies, but…