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Americans shouldn’t expect Uncle Sam to save the world.

As I mentioned on my last Blog Post, blood clot drug Eliquis, sold by both Bristol Myers and Pfizer, is likely to face price controls under the Inflation Reduction Act.

 

Bryan Kristopowitz checks in his review of the new inspirational sports drama Call Sign Romeo.

The issue of sending Leopard 2 tanks to Ukraine roiled German and European politics for months in late 2022. The United States and Europe had collectively

Two recent votes in the House of Representatives demonstrated just how morally corrupt the Democratic Party is.

Google violates its own standards on about 80% of the company's video ad placements on third-party sites, according to data showcased by the Wall Street Journal.

They came to Miami to support their president, who insisted on his right to hoard secret documents at Mar-a-Lago.

What with its troops losing ground on the front, attack drones swooping deep into Russian territory, and Russian generals suspected of supporting last weekend’s mutiny, you’d think Russia’s upper house of parliament would have more to worry about than conspiracy theories.

Roy Blunt departed the Senate in style last year, helping direct $61 million in taxpayers' money to a University of Missouri building that the school had named for him. For good measure, he earmarked another $30 million for a Missouri State University building that also bore the Republican lawmaker's name.