“Tourist corridors” linking Europe’s summer holiday resorts least affected by the coronavirus pandemic, may help pave the way for a tourism comeback on the continent in time for summer travel. European tourism ministers are pondering the measure, with …
“We must demand that our elected leaders put people, not polluters, first.” And the EPA has a crucial role to play in fulfilling that demand.
Rick Bright says in whistleblower complaint that his concerns over preparedness for the pandemic were ignored and contracts were awarded based on ‘political favoritism.’
Health Care Service Corp. has named a new chief executive with a three-decade history working for the company to lead the parent of Blue Cross and Blue Shield plans in five states.
There is evidence to the contrary.
Officials across the U.S. are advocating for economic activity to resume despite the continued spread of COVID-19.
One of the biggest cruise operators in the world could now be facing bankruptcy.
The market pared back gains in the final hour of trading.
Abbott Laboratories has shipped 1.4 million of its highly touted “rapid” molecular tests for the Coronavirus strain COVID-19 to all 50 U. S. states.
As the coronavirus pandemic continues to expose shortcomings in our health care system, an outdated law in many states limits the ability of specific health care workers, physician assistants (PAs), to deploy and provide emergency care. In Washington S…
