Healthcare
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Courts & LawCatholic Nuns, Cardinal Sue Illinois Over Assisted Suicide Law
Sep 6, 2026
Catholic nuns, Chicago's archbishop, and a pharmacist are suing Illinois to block a new law requiring healthcare providers to facilitate assisted suicide.
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The PrimerCalifornia Elections: Low Turnout, Vote Counting Controversies, and Political Implications
Jul 1, 2026
A deep dive into California's persistent election challenges, including voter turnout, vote counting methods, and political controversies shaping the state's democratic process.
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HealthReport Claims Doctors Misuse Medical Codes to Bypass Bans on Transgender Procedures
May 1, 2026
A report alleges that some doctors are using misleading medical codes to circumvent bans on transgender procedures for minors, raising ethical concerns.
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Courts & LawSenator Roger Marshall to Introduce Bill Banning Transgender Procedures for Minors
Apr 24, 2026
Senator Roger Marshall's upcoming legislation aims to ban transgender medical procedures for minors, igniting debate over child protection and medical ethics.
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EducationCalifornia Legislature Discusses $26 Million Funding for Pediatric Transgender Care
Apr 7, 2026
California lawmakers are considering $26 million to fund pediatric transgender interventions amid declining services and growing concerns about access.
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OpinionScotland Rejects Assisted Suicide, Alberta Moves to Restrict It
Mar 23, 2026
Scotland's parliament voted against assisted suicide, while Alberta proposed new legislation to limit the practice, reflecting a global trend against such laws.
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ElectionsCalifornia Legislative Hearing Highlights Bipartisan Opposition to Transgender Bills
Mar 18, 2026
A California legislative hearing revealed significant bipartisan opposition to two pro-transgender bills, raising questions about the future of such policies.
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MediaNurses' Social Media Posts Spark Outrage Over Violent Rhetoric
Feb 4, 2026
Recent social media posts by nurses wishing harm on political opponents raise concerns about professionalism in healthcare.
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ElectionsSenate Hearing Highlights Divisions Over Mail-Order Abortion Pills
Jan 14, 2026
Senate Democrats and Republicans clash over the safety of mail-order mifepristone during a hearing, raising concerns about women's health and abortion access.
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HealthHHS Moves to Defund Hospitals and States Promoting Gender Transition for Minors
Dec 18, 2025
The HHS announced it will defund hospitals and states that provide gender transition procedures for minors, citing safety concerns and lack of evidence.
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Courts & LawIllinois Governor Signs Assisted Suicide Bill into Law
Dec 12, 2025
Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed a bill allowing assisted suicide for terminally ill patients, raising ethical concerns and sparking debate.
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HealthWhy Trump's Obesity Drug 'Deal' Will Help Big Pharma Most Of All
Nov 25, 2025
Additionally, Medicare prices for these drugs are projected to be $245, which is less than half of the prices proposed by the Biden administration.
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HealthDemocrats Advocate for Extended Health Insurance Subsidies Amid Government Shutdown
Nov 5, 2025
The shutdown, which began on October 1, has raised concerns for millions of Americans who rely on subsidies to afford health insurance premiums.
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ImmigrationFive States and D.C. Allocated $1.4 Billion in Federal Medicaid Funds to Undocumented Immigrants
Oct 31, 2025
California accounted for the majority of this expenditure, spending more than $1.3 billion alone in recent months, according to CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz.
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PoliticsCongress Faces Decision on Enhanced Obamacare Subsidies
Oct 30, 2025
As Congress approaches the expiration of enhanced Obamacare subsidies on December 31, 2025, significant implications for millions of enrollees and taxpayers are at stake.
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HealthHospitals Use Electronic Medical Records To Coax Children Into Gender 'Transition'
Oct 28, 2025
Major medical companies are reportedly leveraging state law and electronic health records (EHR) software to promote gender ideology among children while keeping.
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OpinionThink Tank Claims on Obamacare Subsidies Under Scrutiny
Oct 24, 2025
As the government shutdown continues, claims from Democratic lawmakers that "premiums will double" without an extension of enhanced Obamacare subsidies are facing scrutiny.
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ElectionsPennsylvania Committee Passes Six Extreme Abortion Measures
Oct 23, 2025
The proposed amendment, designated as HB 1957, would permit abortions up to the due date for any reason.
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ImmigrationSenate Democrats Block Government Funding Amid Controversy Over Healthcare for Illegal Immigrants
Oct 9, 2025
The move, reported as the sixth such block by several outlets, kept the shutdown in effect as negotiations continued.
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Courts & LawPlanned Parenthood Closes Major Houston Facility Amid Funding Cuts
Oct 1, 2025
Planned Parenthood's "Prevention Park," (U.S. Congress) once the largest facility of its kind in the Western Hemisphere, has permanently closed its doors as of October 1.
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HealthMedical Industry Doesn't Want You To Know About IVF Alternatives
Sep 26, 2025
Physicians gathered in Washington, D.C. last week to present divergent views on treating the rising rate of infertility.
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HealthHigh Health Costs Ignite Efforts To Legalize Assisted Suicide
Sep 24, 2025
When Stephanie Packer, a terminally ill mother of four, contacted her insurance to confirm coverage for her treatment plans, she was shocked to learn they were refusing to pay.
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OpinionCBO Estimates Billions Lost to Obamacare Exchange Fraud
Sep 19, 2025
The Congressional Budget Office (CBO) has estimated that improper claims for subsidies under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) could cost taxpayers as much as $15.5 billion.
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OpinionDebate Over Obamacare Subsidies Raises Concerns About Abortion Funding
Sep 15, 2025
As congressional Republicans consider the future of enhanced Obamacare subsidies, House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., expressed ambivalence about extending the benefits.
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OpinionTrump Should Take Down The AMA's Licensing Grift
Sep 5, 2025
In the complex landscape of American healthcare, the American Medical Association (AMA) has been criticized for its significant influence and financial.
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HealthFDA Reviewing Mifepristone Safety Data, Says HHS Secretary Kennedy
Sep 4, 2025
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. confirmed on Thursday that the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is actively reviewing safety.