Ohio passed a surprise law last Thursday allowing Ohio police departments to charge the public up to $75 an hour for police body cam footage. The surprise mostly stems from the fact that the controversial law was neatly tucked in
While she may have won reelection as the Fulton County District Attorney, a state appeals court on Dec. 19 removed Fani Willis from the Georgia election interference case against Donald Trump and others. However, the court did not dismiss the indictment, leaving the
As the year comes to a close, the drama on Capitol Hill continues. The latest shake-up is the secret vote of the House Ethics Committee to release the ethics report of former Republican U.S. Congressman Matt Gaetz from Florida. On
The bird flu has quietly made its rounds in the United States this year, mostly impacting cattle and farmworkers. Since March, 60 cases in humans have been reported and symptoms at most were mild. However, this week, health officials have
Former Minnesota Viking Randy Moss disclosed on Instagram that he has been battling cancer. Moss said a cancerous mass was found in his bile duct, between his pancreas and liver. He had surgery to put a stent in his liver
Blue Cross Blue Shield executives reversed their controversial proposed policy that would have limited payments for policyholders’ anesthesia. BCBS released a statement saying they will halt the proposed policy and continue to fund anesthesia bills for all policyholders. Last week, Anthem
In the most recent act of one hand washing the other, President-elect Donald Trump says he most likely will pardon the rioters who stormed the U.S. Capitol on Jan. 6, 2021. In an exclusive interview with NBC News moderator Kristen
As President Biden’s presidential term ends, the pardon requests are rolling in. The latest person making a bid for a pardon is civil rights leader, Jesse Jackson, on behalf of his son, Jesse Jackson, Jr., and his then wife, Sandi
Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield, or BCBS, has recently proposed a policy that limits how much they will pay for policyholders’ anesthesia. Anthem BCBS said plans representing Connecticut, New York and Missouri have unilaterally declared they will no longer pay
