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A California federal judge ordered GoodRx to explain why the company shouldn't be sanctioned after failing to notify the court about a related nationwide proposed class action in Florida that reached a preliminary settlement over claims the company improperly shared users' data to Meta Platforms Inc. and Google.

Mike Johnson, a Christian conservative from north Louisiana, is the new speaker of the House, and his interest in health care policy reflects his conservative values, including seeking a repeal of the Affordable Care Act, wanting to cut Medicare and Medicaid spending and co-sponsoring legislation to ban abortion and gender-affirming care.

Gerald White Ashworth, 98, passed away October 19, 2023, in Orem, Utah. He was born July 2, 1925 in Beaver, Utah to John Ashworth and Vera Campbell Ashworth. He was welcomed by his older sister Beth on her 2nd birthday. Jerry attended school in Beaver and worked on his father’s farm. Jerry was drafted the […]

A group of investors suing a biotech company that failed to launch a COVID-19 diagnostic test promoted in the run-up to the firm's IPO urged a California federal court to certify a class, arguing the move is called for because the number of affected shareholders is large and damages are likely too small for individual litigation.

An Illinois PET scan company and its founder and owner have agreed to pay $85.5 million to settle claims that the company allegedly paid kickbacks to physicians to refer Medicare patients for cardiac scans through the use of "sham" medical supervision agreements, federal prosecutors said Tuesday.

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Engineering PhD student Mohamad al Bared was convicted guilty of terror for building a suicide drone for ISIS

Mohamad al-Bared, 26, was found guilty on Thursday of building a drone using 3D-printed parts he made himself in his home in Coventry.

A PhD student built a drone for Islamic State that could drop a bomb or a chemical weapon.

Former Kings guard Jimmer Fredette and Team Sacramento will be big fan favorites in the second annual 3-on-3 tournament at Golden 1 Center.