Sha’Carri Richardson calls out an Olympic double standard

Hate crimes against Asian Americans are nothing new

The grainy security camera footage is shocking. The elderly man walking down the street in Oakland, Calif.’s Chinatown neighborhood never even sees his assailant, a man who shoves him to the ground with brutal force and walks away. The video of the attack on the 91-year-old man, recorded on January 31, became the most recent evidence in […]

Seniors face steep drug costs as Congress stalls on capping Medicare out-of-pockets

Sharon Clark is able to get her life-sustaining cancer drug, Pomalyst—priced at more than $18,000 for a 28-day supply—only because of the generosity of patient assistance foundations. Clark, 57, a former insurance agent who lives in Bixby, Okla., had to stop working in 2015 and go on Social Security disability and Medicare after being diagnosed […]

Your Workers Aren’t okay: The Way to Deal with mental Wellbeing at work Through a pandemic

With instances of COVID-19 again moving across the nation and around the planet, companies face the great challenge of keeping a wholesome workforce. However, for most, protecting employees from the highly infectious, sometimes deadly coronavirus is not the top stress: It is the stress, depression, depression, stress, depression, and anxiety which come to frighten employees […]