Lawmakers debate next steps on college sports legislation from the Hill Kristen Eskow
Lawmakers in the House are debating next steps on potential regulations for how college athletes can be compensated. Read More
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People flee DR Congo fighting one day after peace deal signed in Washington from the Guardian Agence France-Presse
Hundreds driven into Rwanda as M23 militia battles Congolese army and Burundian soldiers for border town of Kamanyola Fresh fighting in eastern DR Congo has…
Medicaid Planning in New York: What Families Should Know Right Now from HIT HITC Staff
Long-term care can be expensive, and without the right planning, it can quickly deplete a loved one’s savings. Medicaid can help cover these costs, but…
Wolters Kluwer Debuts Advanced Compounding Module for High-Risk Pharmacy Processes from HIT Jasmine Pennic
What You Should Know: – Wolters Kluwer Health has launched its new Advanced Compounding module for Simplifi 797, providing a comprehensive, closed-loop solution to meet…
Hacking Healthcare Costs: 34% of Payers Prioritize AI and Analytics to Automate Operations and Drive Efficiency from HIT Jasmine Pennic
What You Should Know: – The latest HealthEdge’s 2026 Payer Survey reveals that managing costs remains the number one challenge for health plan executives, forcing…
Beryl Institute Report Debunks 5 Physician Myths, Proving Patient Experience Drives Clinical Outcomes and Safety from HIT Fred Pennic
What You Should Know: – The Beryl Institute’s new paper, From Myths to Truths: Reframing Physician Perceptions of Patient Experience, identifies and refutes five common…
$32.9M Investment: UArizona and Onvida Health Launch Rural Medical Branch to Solve Arizona’s Primary Care Crisis from HIT Fred Pennic
Image Credit: University of Arizona College of Medicine What You Should Know: – The University of Arizona College of Medicine – Phoenix and Onvida Health…
Transparency Trap: Why Commercial Negotiated Hospital Rates Are Up to 32% Higher Than Cash Prices from HIT Fred Pennic
What You Should Know: – New analysis of Texas hospital price data reveals a transparency paradox: discounted cash prices for common services are often significantly…
No, Mamdani Election Did Not Spur Millionaires To Flee NYC … from Crooks & Liars NewsHound Ellen
Remember all that salacious fearmongering about the catastrophes that were about to plague New York City if Zohran Mamdani were to get elected mayor? One…
Of Course Trump Just Renamed The US Institute Of Peace After Himself … from Crooks & Liars Conover Kennard
After gutting the US Institute of Peace last year, Donald Trump’s name has been installed on the building and signage around the independent agency. Trump…
In a Secret Meeting, Utah Officials Proposed Ending Reservations at National Parks from Outside magazine Maddy Dapcevich
Utah state officials are taking aim at existing and proposed timed-entry reservation systems at Arches and Zion National Parks. In a closed-door meeting held on…
Feds Yank Woman From Car As She Shouts She Is U.S. Citizen … from Crooks & Liars David Edwards
Federal authorities conducting immigration enforcement in Florida were seen pulling a woman wearing medical scrubs from her vehicle as she shouted that she was a…
Jesse Watters: It’s Trump’s Economy Now … from Crooks & Liars John Amato
Lamebrain Trump supporter and Fox News frat boy host Jesse Watters told the panel on The Five that it’s Trump’s economy now. The Five, including…
WIRED Roundup: DOGE Isn’t Dead, Facebook Dating Is Real, and Amazon’s AI Ambitions from Wired Zoë Schiffer, Leah Feiger
In this episode of Uncanny Valley, we bring you the news of the week, then dive into how some DOGE operatives are still at work…