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Learning From the 2024-2025 IV Saline Shortage: Resilience Redefined in U.S. Healthcare Supply Chain
The 2024-2025 IV saline shortage crisis in the U.S. exposed vulnerabilities and spurred innovation in medical supply chains, reshaping investment priorities.
Operation Grayskull: The FBI’s Monumental Takedown of Dark Web Child Abuse…
Uncover the story of Operation Grayskull, an FBI initiative that led to the arrest of major players in a dark web…
Two South Carolina Cases Part of DOJ’s Largest Healthcare Fraud Takedown
Two South Carolina cases are part of the Department of Justice's largest healthcare fraud takedown, involving 324…
Senate Republicans Hustle to Meet Trump’s July 4 Deadline for Tax Bill
Senate Republicans strive to meet Trump's July 4 deadline to pass his massive tax-and-spending bill, amidst strong opposition by Democrats.
Senate GOP Leaders Strive for Solution to Medicaid Concerns for Rural Hospitals
Senate GOP leaders propose a $15 billion fund for rural hospitals to alleviate concerns about Medicaid provisions…
House Bill to Cut Medicaid Could Devastate US Healthcare, Says Study
Study reveals House-approved bill slashing Medicaid funding could reduce healthcare spending by $797 billion and…
Red-State Rebellion Against Trump’s Climate Subsidy Cuts
Despite President Trump's plans to remove green energy subsidies, many such funds have been invested in Republican-led states, complicating the issue.
NAACP Excludes President Trump from National Convention for First Time in History
In a first, the NAACP will not invite President Trump to its national convention, accusing him of working against…
‘Big Beautiful Bill’ Implications for Renewable Energy
The House's "big beautiful bill" might slow clean energy innovation and deployment, with significant impact on…
Food bank’s solar savings may be hit by GOP cuts
Nonprofits and faith groups in North Carolina are installing solar panels, motivated by direct pay benefits. The future of these benefits depends on upcoming legislative decisions.