As the coronavirus pandemic spreads, households across the country are hunkering down and emptying out store shelves. Toilet paper has a become the ultimate symbol of the panic buying; it’s seemingly scooped up as soon as new rolls hit the shelves. Companies that help supply these everyday paper products are stunned and trying to adjust […]
CDC Coronavirus Guide: Symptoms, Older Adults and Medical Conditions and Preparing Your Family…
Doctor Says Lung Scans for Young Patients Were ‘Nothing Short of Terrifying’…
U.S. Military Prepares Hospital Ships for Deployment…
NYC Residents Prepare to ‘Shelter in Place’ in Next 48 Hours…Seeking Retired Nurses and Docs to Help Treat Coronavirus Patients…
IRS Gives Americans 3-Month Break to File Taxes…
ATTENTION SENIORS: Trump Admin Lifts Limits on Telehealth Services for Medicare Recipients…Call 1-800-Medicare…
‘Shrink’ Government: Trump’s Budget Reduces Spending by $4.4 Trillion, Makes 2017 Tax Cuts Permanent…
President Trump is proposing to balance the federal budget within 15 years, “shrink” the federal government and extend food stamp work requirements to Medicaid and housing programs in a $4.8 trillion spending plan being released Monday. The plan would reduce spending by $4.4 trillion equally from discretionary and mandatory programs such as Medicare over the […]
Pelosi Says Key Component of Drug Pricing Bill Not Open to Negotiations…
House Democrats on Thursday released the outline of a long-awaited drug price proposal, taking a step toward fulfilling one of the party’s signature campaign promises: requiring Medicare to negotiate drug prices. The bill would allow commercial insurers to benefit from the Medicare-negotiated price as well, and base Medicare’s highest-acceptable price on the lower prices other […]
Last Year the U.S. Government Gave $1 Billion in Benefits to Dead People…
Since 2004, twenty large federal agencies admit paying out an astonishing $1.2 trillion in improper payments. That amounts to more than one-quarter of President Trump’s proposed $4.7 trillion budget for 2020. Last year, these improper payments totaled $140 billion – that’s about $12 billion per month. But what exactly is an improper payment? Federal law […]