RFK, Jr. Plans Attack on AMA’s Big Meal Ticket, Licensing Fees for Medical Billing Codes
RFK, Jr.’s plan, if confirmed as HHS chair, to end Medicare use of AMA licensed-billing codes somehow will increase, not lower, costs.
Read more...RFK, Jr.’s plan, if confirmed as HHS chair, to end Medicare use of AMA licensed-billing codes somehow will increase, not lower, costs.
Read more...An effort to get at the root of what politics is meant to achieve.
Read more...The long-running Kentucky Retirement Systems case is clearing the remaining obstacles to getting to discovery.
Read more...Yet another example of EPA underperformance, here on the plastics pollution front.
Read more...US defenses of Israel, this time by pretending the genocidal state is not blocking Gaza aid, are ever more infuriating and lame.
Read more...Why the idea of mass deportation is set to become the “Defund the Police” of the right: vague but appealingly absolute, and unworkable.
Read more...Banks are slowly making gains in court rulings that will help them again engage in foreclosure abuses.
Read more...Abortion rights were a winning issue for Democrats in the midterms. Many voters gave it high priority in 2024 but not enough to stop a Trump win.
Read more...A historical look at Presidential power grabs, um, authority expansion, with an eye to what that means under Trump 2.0.
Read more...Why the Global South path away from the dollar will be longer and more difficult than many friends of BRICS imagine.
Read more...Investor, attorney general, and activist lawsuits seek to curb cynical do-nothing and delaying climate action tactics like greenwashing.
Read more...An update on two cases, one against Barclays, the other Bayer executives and directors, which seek accountability in New York courts.
Read more...The Eric Adams indictment involves the abuse of small donations to obtain illegal matches and may go well beyond Turkiye donors
Read more...An update on the long-running Kentucky Retirement Systems pension case, with KKR and Blackstone and their execs still fighting discovery
Read more...A disconcerting review of how far private security, as in policing not supervised by a state, has gone in the US and abroad.
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