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Gun Control non-profit Change the Ref has a new campaign explaining that it is safer to send children to war than to school in America.

As a ‘smart knee’ that transmits data rolls out, medical specialists and engineers predict sensors will be added to artificial hips, shoulders and spinal implants

Latest from “Health” in The Wall Street Journal

Lobbying spending by both companies surged to record levels, according to a PI analysis of disclosures.

Even if the bank had been subjected to a Federal Reserve stress test prior to its collapse, regulators wouldn’t have flagged its massive portfolio of long-dated U.S. debt as cause for concern.

CMS Administrator Chiquita Brooks-LaSure announced that the first 10 Medicare Part D drugs selected for price negotiations will be made public by Sept. 1.

Leqembi’s manufacturers estimate the drug will be available by Jan. 23 and have priced the biweekly infusion at $26,500 annually.

Blood tests designed to detect cancer at an early stage is welcome news and a signal of hope for millions of people suffering from cancer.

And Donald Trump's legal team is fighting an under-the-radar court battle.

As restaurants continue to try to stay alive post-pandemic, managers in D.C. say the cost of food isn't the only thing hurting their businesses.