Healthcare

Vaccine Schedule Overhaul Raises Liability Questions
Public Services & Infrastructure Vaccine Schedule Overhaul Raises Liability Questions

A seemingly straightforward adjustment to the nation's childhood immunization guidelines has inadvertently pulled back the curtain on a deeply complex and unresolved legal question, sparking a vigorous debate among legal experts, policymakers, and patient advocates. At the heart of the controversy

Did Trump Cross the GOP's Abortion Red Line?
Public Services & Infrastructure Did Trump Cross the GOP's Abortion Red Line?

A single suggestion of "flexibility" on a core political issue recently sent a powerful tremor through the Republican party, raising questions about the line between transactional deal-making and ideological betrayal. The remark, made during sensitive healthcare negotiations, ignited a firestorm

Is Federal Funding for Ed-Tech Backfiring?
Public Services & Infrastructure Is Federal Funding for Ed-Tech Backfiring?

In a significant policy re-evaluation that could reshape American classrooms, the federal government has signaled its intent to scrutinize the pervasive role of technology in schools and its direct link to billions in federal funding. The National Telecommunications and Information Administration

Houston Unites City Data to Target Gun Violence
Science & Technology Houston Unites City Data to Target Gun Violence

In the complex landscape of urban public safety, the ability to see the complete picture of gun violence has long been hampered by fragmented data scattered across disconnected agencies. The Houston Public Safety Data Dashboard represents a significant advancement in data-driven public safety

Debate Over Fraud Puts ACA Subsidies at Risk
Public Services & Infrastructure Debate Over Fraud Puts ACA Subsidies at Risk

A high-stakes political and policy battle is currently unfolding over the future of enhanced Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, with the health insurance costs for millions of Americans hanging in the balance as a legislative deadline looms. This contentious debate centers on fundamentally

Are Voters Finally Ready for Medicare for All?
Public Services & Infrastructure Are Voters Finally Ready for Medicare for All?

The quiet hum of anxiety over an unexpected medical bill has become a constant in American life, shaping financial decisions and personal well-being for millions. As healthcare costs continue their relentless climb, making affordable care seem increasingly unattainable, a once-divisive political

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