By Amy Maxmen, KFF Health News Three years after more than 3,600 health workers died of COVID-19, occupational safety experts warn that those on the front lines may once again be …
By Hannah Norman and Patricia Kime, KFF Health News Oscoda, Michigan, has the distinction as the first community where “forever chemicals” were found seeping from a military installation into the …
Fees — service fees, convenience fees, transfer fees, delivery fees, bank fees — are ubiquitous and, more and more, a standard part of commerce in the gig-age of the 21st …
From absent-minded drunks to a not-so-great dime heist and criminal acts of foot fondling, 2023 was packed with strange criminal allegations from coast to coast — and beyond. Dad forgets …
David Montgomery | (TNS) Stateline.org HOUSTON — When a lightning storm knocked out power in Doris Brown’s Northeast Houston neighborhood this summer, her solar-powered home suddenly became a refuge for …
Aneri Pattani | KFF Health News (TNS) The marketing pitches are bold and arriving fast: Invest opioid settlement dollars in a lasso-like device to help police detain people without Tasers …
Elaine S. Povich | Stateline.org (TNS) MORGANTOWN, W.Va. — Taya Sullivan, 20, is a freshman at West Virginia University, double majoring in neuroscience and Spanish. She also has a campus …
Christopher Snowbeck | Star Tribune (TNS) While rushing to buy holiday gifts, don’t forget another deadline that comes for many consumers each December: spending down dollars in their health FSA …
David Voreacos and Janet Lorin | (TNS) Bloomberg University of Pennsylvania senior Eyal Yakoby wasn’t going to sit idly by as antisemitism crept across campus this fall. The Israeli American …
Corinne Purtill | (TNS) Los Angeles Times To understand the path forward in regulating social media, it’s helpful to look to a transformative technology from the previous century: the car. …