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Isabella Walker

2728 Posts
Jun
29
2024
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By Isabella Walker
Hungarian Rapper’s Bandwagon Finds Unlikely New Driver

Hungarian Rapper’s Bandwagon Finds Unlikely New Driver

Politics
More news - Recent news “I'm in the middle of this whole thing, and even I find it hard to explain what happened,” Mr. Toth said. “People cheer for him like they cheer for the Hungarian national football team.” Politics, however, dashed Azahriah's chances of representing her country in Europe's musical equivalent of the World Cup, the Eurovision Song Contest. Authorities, alarmed by Eurovision's reputation as Europe's biggest gay event, in 2020 ended Hungary's participation in the annual competition. “It would have been amazing if I could have won Eurovision if I were a white, straight guy,” Azahriah said. David…
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Jun
29
2024
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By Isabella Walker
Rising Drug Costs: Are Pharmacy Benefits Managers to Blame?

Rising Drug Costs: Are Pharmacy Benefits Managers to Blame?

Politics
More news - News 24 hours For many Americans, the rising tide of prescription drug prices seems like an implacable force, threatening to overwhelm family budgets and access to health care. While pharmaceutical companies often shoulder public responsibility, the web of influence on drug costs is far more intricate. Today, we shine a spotlight on a key, but typically hidden, player in this system: pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs. Rebecca Robbins, a leading investigative reporter specializing in pharmaceuticals for the New York Times, takes us on a deep dive into the world of PBMs. We explore their role as middlemen…
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Jun
29
2024
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By Isabella Walker
Caitlin Clark finally gets it right, but she has to consider the agenda around her name

Caitlin Clark finally gets it right, but she has to consider the agenda around her name

Politics
Related media - Latest news INDIANAPOLIS — Athletes often speak in general terms as a defense mechanism. Rather than delve into a potentially controversial topic, or even address the issue, they provide non-answers, using clichés and pre-planned talking points to stay at a safe distance. Part of me would like to believe that this is what Caitlin Clark did Thursday morning when I asked her if it bothered her that fans were using her name as a weapon in the culture wars dividing the country. The Indiana Fever star guard didn't close the door on the subject; she refused to…
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Jun
29
2024
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By Isabella Walker
Supreme Court sides with Biden administration in social media case

Supreme Court sides with Biden administration in social media case

Science and Technology
Related media - Recent news The Supreme Court ruled in favor of the Biden administration in a case involving social media, scoring a significant practical victory. The ruling rejected a Republican challenge that sought to prevent the government from communicating with social media platforms to combat misinformation. In a 6-3 decision, the Court found that the plaintiffs, including states and individuals, did not suffer direct damages that would have entitled them to sue. This decision leaves unresolved broader questions about the First Amendment's limits on government influence over tech companies, which control much of the flow of information online. The…
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