By making sweeping changes to the nation’s childhood vaccine schedule, America’s top health leaders are recklessly maximizing the threat from previously common diseases and dismissing our collective role in preventing them.
Federal employees alleging the Trump administration fired them in retaliation for their politics will need judges and an independent body that handles federal worker disputes to determine how established First Amendment and civil service protections apply to their terminations.
A series of novel fiduciary lawsuits over supplemental benefits is testing a new legal tactic against insurance brokers, which have so far dodged major legal liability for rising health-care costs.
Call Your Mother, a Washington DC-based bagel shop, settled a trademark infringement case against New Jersey deli Call Your Bubbi.
Thompson Hine absorbed nearly all lawyers and staff from intellectual property litigation firm Turner Boyd Seraphine, giving the acquirer a Silicon Valley presence less than two years after it launched in California.
The Trump administration’s attempt to undo an order on the National Institutes of Health’s slashing of diversity-related grants turned back on itself as an appellate judge suggested the agency’s about-face should instead end the appeal.
The Trump administration is expected to advise Americans to pare back their sugar consumption under new Dietary Guidelines, urging people to eat no more than 10 grams of added sugars per meal, according to a person familiar with the matter.
The Satanic Temple Inc. lost its bid to revive a suit seeking to invalidate an Indiana law that prohibits remote prescribing of medications to induce abortions, after a federal appeals court said Tuesday that the group didn’t have standing.
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