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Mike Moore successfully took legal action against the tobacco industry and emerged victorious. He has a cautionary message regarding the opioid epidemic.

The upcoming $50 billion influx of funds for state and local governments is a cause for concern for former Mississippi Attorney General Mike Moore, who fears they will misuse it. Moore took legal action against Big Tobacco and observed as states used the billions of dollars from settlements to cover budget deficits, repair roads, and

Georgia has implemented a work requirement for Medicaid, resulting in low enrollment rates.

The implementation of Georgia’s experiment, which mandates that specific low-income individuals must be employed to receive Medicaid coverage, has had a sluggish beginning. The Republican initiative in Georgia, which requires individuals with low income to have a job in order to receive public health insurance benefits, is facing difficulties. In July, the Republican governor of

The leading Republican in Wisconsin is seeking to include abortion legislation in a future election.

The leading Republican in Wisconsin is proposing a ballot measure to reduce the time frame for legal abortions, but the Democratic governor has stated that he will not approve it. The current legislation prohibits abortions after the 20th week of a pregnancy. On Wednesday, Republican Assembly Speaker Robin Vos expressed his intention to present a

A soon-to-be-released Republican plan aims to legalize the use of medical marijuana in Wisconsin.

Wisconsin’s GOP intends to reveal a plan to legalize medical marijuana in the near future, with a potential vote taking place in 2024, according to Assembly Speaker Robin Vos. The Republican party has been secretly developing a medical marijuana legislation for several years. Despite pressure from Governor Tony Evers and other Democrats to legalize all

Lawmakers in Ukraine have approved a measure to legalize the use of medical marijuana, in an effort to alleviate the effects of stress caused by the ongoing conflict with Russia.

The parliament of Ukraine has approved the legalization of medical marijuana in response to the country’s ongoing conflict with Russia, which has resulted in a high number of individuals suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder. Many believe that the drug could potentially provide relief for these individuals. The recently passed legislation in Kyiv, which will go

Created by Tulane students, mobility chairs are designed to assist young children with special needs in becoming more mobile.

Elijah Jack, who is 19 months old, was born with a missing femur bone in one leg and a shortened femur in the other. As a result, he is not able to walk independently like other toddlers his age. Another 19-month-old named Freya Baudoin was born prematurely at 28 weeks and has experienced a delay

An Ohio duo consisting of a cat owner and their pet share their journey as an amputee, while also providing animal therapy to others.

Every day, Juanita Mengel starts her day by taking off the silicone liner of her fake leg from under a heated blanket. This helps to prevent the metal components of the prosthetic from feeling too cold against her skin when she puts it on. Amanda, a 67-year-old resident of Amanda, Ohio, also tends to her

The European Union court has invalidated the authorization for France’s pandemic assistance to Air France and Air France-KLM.

BRUSSELS (AP) — Low-cost airlines Ryanair and Malta Air won a court case Wednesday against the European Union’s decision to approve billions of euros in state aid by the French government to Air France and holding company Air France-KLM during the COVID-19 pandemic. Ryanair has taken legal action against policies implemented by EU nations that

Many states are disposing of large quantities of masks and other pandemic supplies, while expensive stockpiles continue to sit unused and expire.

During the initial stages of the COVID-19 outbreak in the United States, numerous states, such as Ohio, were caught off guard and urgently sought out masks and other forms of protective equipment. Due to severe shortages, Ohio resorted to purchasing millions of medical gowns from a marketing and printing firm, resulting in a $20 million

What you need to understand about the current state of abortion laws in the United States leading up to 2024.

Although many states have already implemented restrictions, abortion will continue to be a significant topic in American politics, policies, and legal system in 2024. The state of abortion has been changing since the U.S. Supreme Court decision in June 2022 that reversed Roe v. Wade. This has led to various shifts in abortion policies and

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Mike Moore successfully took legal action against the tobacco industry and emerged victorious. He has a cautionary message regarding the opioid epidemic.

Georgia has implemented a work requirement for Medicaid, resulting in low enrollment rates.

The leading Republican in Wisconsin is seeking to include abortion legislation in a future election.

A soon-to-be-released Republican plan aims to legalize the use of medical marijuana in Wisconsin.

Lawmakers in Ukraine have approved a measure to legalize the use of medical marijuana, in an effort to alleviate the effects of stress caused by the ongoing conflict with Russia.

Created by Tulane students, mobility chairs are designed to assist young children with special needs in becoming more mobile.

An Ohio duo consisting of a cat owner and their pet share their journey as an amputee, while also providing animal therapy to others.

The European Union court has invalidated the authorization for France’s pandemic assistance to Air France and Air France-KLM.

Many states are disposing of large quantities of masks and other pandemic supplies, while expensive stockpiles continue to sit unused and expire.

What you need to understand about the current state of abortion laws in the United States leading up to 2024.