John Wilkerson is a Washington correspondent for STAT who writes about the politics of health care. He is also the author of the twice-weekly D.C. Diagnosis newsletter. WASHINGTON — When President ...

Maryland has launched a loan program for essential federal employees working without pay during the government shutdown. The program offers a one-time, no-interest loan of $700 to help with essential ...

Solar + storage provider Sunrun and Maryland utility BGE are running the first residential vehicle-to-grid (V2G) distributed power plant in the US, and it’s powered by Ford F-150 Lightning trucks. The ...

Germany has become the first EU country to introduce a compassionate access program for the use of psilocybin in treatment-resistant depression. “Experience from Switzerland shows that demand far ...

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Tennessee Athletics and the Vol Network shared the fall programming schedule following the announcement of a game-changing partnership with WSMV (Nashville), WVLT (Knoxville) ...

Reiss is professor of law at UC Law San Francisco. Caplan is head of the Division of Medical Ethics at the NYU Grossman School of Medicine. In the latest effort to ruin America’s health, Rep. Paul ...

Internal Revenue Service Commissioner Bill Long said the agency will end its Direct File program after a limited pilot and one full filing season. President Donald Trump's massive spending and policy ...

MUSKEGON, MI - Community support has doubled a donation to the Muskegon YMCA through a matching program. Initially, Brightway Insurance received a $5,000 donation through the Liberty Mutual and Safeco ...

While President Donald Trump has hiked visa fees for travelers to the United States from dozens of countries and imposed travel bans on nearly 20, he appears to be ready to make an exception for a key ...

At the end of last week, President Donald Trump signed H.R.4 — the Rescissions Act of 2025 — into law. The passage of that bill is the culmination of a months-long saga in which the Trump ...

US Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. said Monday that he is working with the Justice Department to overhaul a national program that compensates people injured by vaccination.