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Recent cases illustrate the dangers associated with absolute immunity for the United Nations.
Federal and state tax codes could both be reformed in small ways that might encourage Americans to make healthier decisions.
Many state and municipal governments have adopted regulations and ordinances which may discourage people from starting at home gardens.
A broad vision of reproductive health would include a world in which women are able to choose how, where, and with whom they give birth.
Pet ownership and its health benefits are much more difficult to access for a class of people who are already disenfranchised economically and politically.
Social media poses an active health threat to many of its users, in a way that is akin to other regulated substances.
While the proposed expansion has met pushback, including these aspects of health care in standard insurance plans is significantly overdue.
Attempts to penalize those who become sick with COVID-19 are not out of line with other attempts to punish Americans for their perceived poor health.
Are COVID-19 surcharges (fees are intended to cover the added costs of running a business during the pandemic) legal?
Many business owners have turned insurance claims for the damages due to COVID. The MLB’s lawsuit illustrates how such claims may look.
