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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) has shifted its stance on hepatitis B vaccines for newborns. Instead of universally recommending the vaccine at birth, the CDC now suggests that mothers who test negative for the virus should discuss with their healthcare providers about delaying

Healthcare Subsidies Left in Limbo as Congress Wraps Up

The clock is ticking on a crucial healthcare issue. As the House of Representatives nears the end of its session, a key aspect of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) is at risk. The premium tax credits, which help many Americans afford health insurance, are set to expire soon. The House Republicans have b

Healthcare Costs: What’s at Stake for Millions?

The end of January is a crucial deadline for millions of Americans. Without action from Congress, healthcare costs could skyrocket or coverage could disappear for many. The Affordable Care Act (ACA) expanded tax credits during the COVID-19 pandemic, making healthcare more affordable. But these credi

Inside the White House: A Look at Trump's Inner Circle

A recent set of interviews has lifted the lid on the inner workings of the Trump administration, revealing a web of tensions and differing opinions among top officials. Susie Wiles, the White House Chief of Staff, shared her candid thoughts on the president and his team, painting a picture of a comp

DC Crime Stats: A Closer Look at the Numbers Game

DC has been in the spotlight lately, and not just for the usual reasons. A recent report from the House Oversight Committee has stirred up quite a bit of controversy. It claims that former DC Police Chief Pamela Smith was involved in a scheme to fiddle with crime data. This isn't just about numbers

finance

Chicago's Big Money Move Hits a Snag

Chicago's mayor, Brandon Johnson, has a plan to borrow a huge amount of money. He wants to sell bonds worth $3. 8 billion. But not everyone is on board with this idea. One city council member, Alderman Bill Conway, is pushing back. He thinks the amount is too high. He wants to cut it down by more t

U. S. Boosts Global Infrastructure Financing with DFC Expansion

The U. S. is set to expand its global infrastructure financing with a significant boost to the U. S. Development Finance Corporation (DFC). This move comes after Congress agreed to increase the DFC's lending capacity. The DFC's maximum lending cap will rise from $60 billion to $205 billion. This cha

education

Trouble in the Ivory Tower: Power Struggles at University of Luxembourg

The University of Luxembourg's Faculty of Law, Economics and Finance (FDEF) is facing serious trouble. Staff members, both past and present, have come forward with claims of a toxic work environment and unfair practices. Several court cases and internal complaints paint a picture of mismanagement an

Michele Tafoya: From Sports to Politics?

Michele Tafoya, a well-known sports reporter, is thinking about running for Senate in Minnesota. She's been talking to big names in politics and might decide soon. Tafoya has a long history in sports media. She started in Minnesota and worked for big networks like CBS, ABC, and ESPN. She was famous

Young Guns Aim to Shake Up Democratic Party