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UnitedHealth's Big Steps to Fix Trust Issues

December 19, 2025

UnitedHealth Group has shared the first findings from an independent audit of its business practices. The company has promised to make changes in three key areas. They have 23 action plans in place. By the end of 2025, 65% of these plans will be done. The rest will be completed by March next year.

crime

Uncovering the Hidden Fraud in Healthcare

December 19, 2025

The USPS Office of Inspector General recently brought to light a significant healthcare fraud scheme that has been operating for a decade. This scheme involved Texas pharmacies and medical professionals who billed the government for unnecessary prescriptions. The investigation revealed that these h

politics

Putin's Unwavering Stance: Diplomacy or Force for Ukraine

December 19, 2025

Russia's leader, Vladimir Putin, recently made it clear that his country's objectives in Ukraine remain steadfast. He emphasized that these goals will be realized, either through talks or by pushing forward militarily if discussions don't yield results. Speaking at a gathering of Russia's Defense Mi

politics

Health Care Subsidies: What's Next for Americans?

December 17, 2025

House Republicans are moving forward with a health care plan that skips extending pandemic-era subsidies for Affordable Care Act (ACA) coverage. These subsidies, which helped many Americans afford health insurance, are set to expire at the end of the year. Speaker Mike Johnson had considered letting

education

The Professor Who Danced Between Two Worlds

December 16, 2025

In the heart of Los Angeles, a science professor found herself leading a double life. By day, she stood in front of a classroom, explaining complex scientific concepts to her students. By night, she transformed into a trapeze artist, performing in a bustling nightclub. This dual existence was not a

science

Science's Big Wins: From Genes to Galaxies

December 16, 2025

The last 25 years have been a whirlwind of scientific progress. We've cracked the human genome, which is like having a massive instruction manual for building a person. This breakthrough has opened doors to new medical treatments and even the creation of synthetic life forms. CRISPR, a gene-editing

politics

House GOP Health Plan: What's the Deal?

December 15, 2025

House Republicans are preparing to vote on a health care bill. The big question is what will happen to the extra financial help people receive for health insurance. The bill doesn't address this issue directly, but there are discussions about adding an amendment to extend this help. However, it's un

lifestyle

A Mall's New Life: From Shopping to Community

December 15, 2025

Oakland Mall in Troy, Michigan, is not just another shopping center struggling to keep up with the times. It's a place that's reinventing itself, turning empty spaces into hubs for art, music, and community support. The mall has seen many stores, like Macy's, close their doors after years of busines

politics

The Unification Church: Where Faith and Politics Collide

December 14, 2025

The Unification Church, known for its grand mass weddings and followers called "Moonies, " is back in the spotlight in South Korea. This time, it's due to claims of illegal lobbying and gift-giving involving politicians. These allegations have sparked a debate: why does this religious group keep get

politics

Trump's Strong Support for Israel Recognized at Gala Event

December 14, 2025

Last week, the Israel Allies Foundation (IAF) celebrated President Donald Trump at its annual Chairman’s Gala in Washington, D. C. The event highlighted Trump's impactful policies towards Israel, including recognizing Jerusalem as its capital, moving the U. S. Embassy, and acknowledging Israeli cont