
Cannabis legalization spurs innovation, but not always in ways that benefit patients or public health
Innovation in health care can save lives, yet not all advances bring patient benefits. Barriers remain in restricted markets.

Innovation in health care can save lives, yet not all advances bring patient benefits. Barriers remain in restricted markets.

Patients face rising healthcare costs and must navigate options with limited information. Asking cost-related questions is vital.

Amid economic stress, Americans splurge on premium groceries like Erewhon’s $22 smoothie, seeking small comforts.

When the NFL draft arrives in Pittsburgh in April 2026, city officials will likely highlight projected economic impacts.

Despite divides, American generosity endures, with diverse motivations shaping how people give and volunteer, new research shows.

Elon Musk’s SpaceX is set to go public, possibly marking the largest IPO ever, though investor returns may vary.

Michael Jackson’s estate, worth $2 billion, remains undivided as Paris Jackson challenges executor payments and estate management.

AI advancements may lead to job loss, pushing for a universal basic income backed by diverse groups to combat economic disparity.

There’s a longstanding debate in U.S. politics: abundant energy or a healthy planet? It doesn’t have to be either/or.

The “No Kings” movement plans 3,000 protests on March 28, 2026, aiming to be the largest U.S. mobilization in history.

Philadelphia will ban discrimination based on menstruation, perimenopause, and menopause, offering workplace relief.

Seattle implemented a law to ensure gig workers earn a minimum rate. However, increased competition and reduced tips offset gains.