Politics Rep. Mike Collins Wins Georgia Republican Senate Runoff, to Face Sen. Jon Ossoff Jun 17, 2026 Republican Mike Collins emerges victorious in Georgia's Senate runoff, setting the stage for a crucial race against Democratic Sen. Jon Ossoff.
US Economy Average Consumer Debt Climbs to $21,600, Affecting Quality of Life: Experian Data Jun 17, 2026 Average consumer carries around $21,600 in non-mortgage debt, with a third seeing increase in unsecured debts over…
Health & Wellness Dykema Successfully Facilitates Sale of Hospital for Bankrupt Dynacq Healthcare Jun 17, 2026 Dykema aids Dynacq Healthcare in the sale of a hospital and transfer of a rare physician-owned hospital license…
US Economy Jun 17, 2026 China's new Mineral Resources Law could legally protect its mineral security, potentially countering foreign supply restrictions.
Health & Wellness Join the 2-3-4 Strength Training Club: Ultimate Power Workout Jun 17, 2026 5 min read Defining Strength & The 2-3-4 Gym Strength Club Ever wondered what it takes to be considered…
Politics AI Misidentifies Man as Criminal: A Look into Tech Errors, Florida Politics, and… Jun 16, 2026 Wrongly arrested due to an AI error, a man sues. The role of Latino voters in Florida politics, changes to driver's…
Health & Wellness Justice Department Files Antitrust Settlement to Lower Healthcare Costs in Ohio Jun 16, 2026 Justice Department files a civil antitrust lawsuit against OhioHealth Corporation proposing a settlement to make healthcare more affordable.
US Economy CMS Proposes First Rule for IRA Medicare Drug Price Program Jun 16, 2026 CMS issued the first proposed rule to implement the Inflation Reduction Act Medicare Drug Price Negotiation Program…
US Economy Bloomberg News Hires Sarah Foster as Personal Finance Reporter Jun 16, 2026 Bloomberg News hires Sarah Foster as a personal finance reporter. She previously covered US economy at Bankrate.
Politics Hawaii’s Medicaid Fraud Unit Faces Scrutiny Over Lack of Convictions Jun 16, 2026 Hawaiʻi is under scrutiny for its lack of Medicaid fraud convictions. However, Attorney General Anne Lopez points to $14 million in settlement secured by the fraud unit.