Ashley HoltAugust 1, 2018
The Rise And Fall Of Big Tobacco
Big Tobacco once had a lot of influence in the U.S. through advertisements and television. In 1964, however, that began to change.
The Rise And Fall Of Big Tobacco
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New blood donor policy opens doors, raises questions for PrEP users
New FDA rules are meant to make it easier for gay men to donate blood, but advocates say one rule continues to exclude some potential donors.
New York City outlaws discrimination on the basis of weight, height
The mayor signed legislation passed by city lawmakers that would add protected categories for height and weight.
DEA revokes license of drug distributor over opioid crisis failures
The DEA acknowledged that the time it took to issue its final decision was "longer than typical for the agency."
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Will counter-offensive end Ukraine's stalemate with Russia?
The war in Ukraine has devolved into a stalemate, but with the promise of more sophisticated weapons, will Ukraine have what it takes to win the war?
Biden, McCarthy reach debt limit agreement 'in principle'
President Joe Biden struck a deal with House Speaker Kevin McCarthy to avoid plunging the United States into default, McCarthy confirmed.
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Republican legislatures targeting academic tenure at universities
Some lawmakers want to curtail giving tenure to college professors, but opponents argue tenure protects educators from political whims.
