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Only in America, with the army of lawyers looking for opportunities to make money, could an industry crop up to promote litigation. There is something called "Third Party Litigation Funding (TPL ...

Family is the most important aspect of a person's life, but dealing with family members can sometimes be exasperating. They know how to push your buttons. They can make you furious. But in the e ...

As policymakers search for ways to deliver meaningful relief to American consumers, they will look at new initiatives, but not entirely. Part of the exercise surely will involve identifying efforts th ...

Is there an honest politician left in America? Maybe John Fetterman. Maybe. But after watching the coverage, reading the headlines, and listening to the commentary surrounding the ICE incident in Minn ...

President Trump made good on his promise to make America the "crypto capital of the planet" by signing the GENIUS Act into law, the first federal regulatory framework for stablecoins. The ...

All across the country, people are piecing together a living from freelance jobs, contract work, gig platforms, and small businesses. In fact, more than 74 million Americans now earn income outside a ...

Starting soon, formerly homeless Americans will face the prospect of going back on the streets because of a sudden change in federal policy. As many as 170,000 could lose their housing in 20 ...

Welfare fraud scandals in Minnesota have focused the nation's attention on benefit abuse, and the US Department of Labor recently detailed a team there to investigate whether unemployment insura ...

Conservatives have long stood for a simple but powerful idea: prosperity is achieved through freedom, competition, and growth. That principle has powered America's economic dynamism and provided ...

A milestone in the treatment of Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) passed recently with remarkably little public notice. That silence is a sign of progress. For years, advances in DMD arrive ...