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Virginia Deserves Better Than Abigail Spanberger
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Merianne Jensen on October 30, 2025
Abigail Spanberger, now running for Virginia’s governor, is calling herself a moderate, claiming in her first TV ad, “Too many…
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U.S. Must Remain Committed To Saving the Lives of Women and Girls in Sub-Saharan Africa and Beyond
In 2007, a young, vibrant woman named Matebello Motumi began taking antiretroviral treatment (ARTs) for HIV at Matefeng Hospital in…
by Hannah Johnson | October 27, 2025 Read More
This Overlooked Trump Proposal Could Be the Key To Lower Drug Prices
President Donald Trump may have cracked the code for lowering drug prices for Americans. He just hasn't fully realized it…
by Robert Goldberg | October 27, 2025 Read More
President Trump Wants Treatment Without Harm Reduction. It Won’t Work.
In July, the Trump administration introduced an executive order (EO) championing treatment for drug addiction while trashing harm reduction. The…
by Stacey McKenna | October 27, 2025 Read More
Equipping the Next Generation With Confidence for Civic Engagement
October has offered a unique opportunity to pause and reflect on the challenges and possibilities facing our young people. Earlier…
by Diane Tomb | October 27, 2025 Read More
National Drug Take Back Day; DMV Residents Should Participate
On Oct. 25, individuals across the DMV will once again have the chance to participate in National Prescription Drug Take…
by Irina Butler | October 24, 2025 Read More
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by Michael Graham | October 24, 2025 Read More
When ‘Competitive Bidding’ Becomes Anti-Competition
The Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services says its “Competitive Bidding Program” for medical equipment is designed to save taxpayers…
by Gerard Scimeca | October 24, 2025 Read More
Without Meaningful Rights, Survivors Are Just Symbols
For decades, lawmakers have invoked survivors to justify tougher laws and harsher sentences. When it comes to giving victims real…
by Bridgette Stumpf | October 24, 2025 Read More