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Leventhal: Let small biz band together for health insurance
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Association Health Plans (AHPs) once allowed small businesses and the self-employed to band together to purchase insurance, giving them access to the economies of scale, negotiating power and lower…
PLANNING AHEAD: Health insurance debates - not over till it's over
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... Just when you thought you had everything settled and you knew everything — which meant you knew nothing new might appear on the horizon regarding the One Big Beautiful Bill, healthcare, Obamacare…
Column: Virginia's future depends on clean energy solutions
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The suspension of the Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project is very worrisome. Virginia needs to bring much more renewable energy online to meet the commonwealth's energy needs and protect our…
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3 Telltale Signs That You Retired Too Soon and Practical Fixes You Can Start Now
Overspending, rising healthcare costs, and a lack of structure may signal that you retired too early. Exiting the workforce early can also permanently reduce Social Security benefits, further depleting your potential nest egg. If you fear you…
CAPITOL ROUNDUP: Citizens reminded Medicare Advantage open enrollment is underway
WILKES-BARRE — The Pennsylvania Department of Aging (PDA) is reminding older adults that the annual Medicare Advantage Open Enrollment Period is open until March 31. During this time, beneficiaries who currently have a Medicare Advantage…
Canada puts parent, grandparent sponsorships on hold for 2026
Canada has paused accepting new sponsorship applications under its Parents and Grandparents Program (PGP) effective January 1, 2026, citing adjustments to immigration targets and the need to clear existing backlogs. Immigration, Refugees and…
I had no electricity for six months': American families struggle with soaring energy prices
Kristy Hallowell had just lost her job when her energy bill unexpectedly tripled to $1,800 a month. Unable to pay, her gas and electricity were cut off and she, her two children and her mother spent six months of last year relying on a generator to…
Insurance Query: Comprehensive protection, adding a spouse & newborn
Q. Hi, I'm 32. I am a working professional living in a metro. I lead an active lifestyle with regular workouts, weekend treks, and occasional short trips with my wife. With medical expenses steadily rising, I am exploring health insurance options…
COMMENTARY: Public option dangers
Nevadans face a critical turning point that could dramatically alter the future direction of health care in the state for years to come. The Battle Born State Plan began on Jan. 1, putting Nevada on the brink of launching a government-controlled…
EU Blue Card Salary Requirements
The EU Blue Card is a special work & residence permit for highly skilled non-EU professionals who want to work and settle in Europe. To qualify, you must earn a minimum salary, which depends on the country and your profession. The EU Blue Card…
Trump faces headwinds on Venezuela, health care as some Republicans break rank
President Donald Trump's military action in Venezuela, as well as threats to Greenland, have spurred some pushback even among congressional Republicans. Seventeen House Republicans voted with Democrats on Thursday on a bill to extend Affordable…
Prescription of ADHD medication on the rise among youth
Drugs intended to treat ADHD widely misused to boost concentration, academic performance The number of South Korean teenagers turning to ADHD medication as “smart pills” is on the rise, a government report showed Sunday, raising…
Millions face tough healthcare choices as ACA enrollment deadline nears
With just days left before the January 15 deadline, millions of Americans are scrambling to choose the right health insurance plan amid significant uncertainty over Affordable Care Act subsidies. ACA premium tax credits expired at the end of last…
The Pitt' Is Back for Another Harrowing 15-Hour Shift
When we first glimpse Noah Wyle's Michael Robinavitch -- aka Dr. Robby, of course -- in Season 2 of 'The Pitt,' he's looking darned good, truth be told. The beloved ER doc is riding his motorcycle to work, wearing nice shades, hair rustling in the…
Riding on World Cup victory, Women's Premier League widens sponsorship base
Riding on the success of the recent World Cup victory, the Women's Premier League has widened its sponsorship base while attracting longer-term associations this season, which began on January 9. Experts say this reflects the growing scale and…
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