Vaccine Injury Claims Could Face Bureaucratic ‘Black Hole’ Lost in the U.S. launch of the coronavirus vaccine is a fact most don’t know when they roll up their... Read More
U.S. Sues Walmart Saying Pharmacies Fueled Opioid Crisis WASHINGTON — The U.S. Justice Department sued Walmart Inc on Tuesday, accusing the world’s biggest retailer of fueling the opioid... Read More
SolarWinds Adviser Warned of Lax Security Years Before Hack A former security adviser at the IT monitoring and network management company SolarWinds Corp. said he warned management of cybersecurity... Read More
Google and Others Back Facebook Lawsuit Over Surveillance Tool Google Inc., Microsoft Corp. and other tech giants asked for permission to join Facebook Inc.’s legal fight against an Israeli... Read More
Confusion Reigns as Companies Try To Navigate COVID-19 Vaccine Rollout NEW YORK — U.S. companies and industry groups trying to move their workers to the front of the line for... Read More
Pandemic Backlash Jeopardizes Public Health Powers, Leaders Tisha Coleman has lived in close-knit Linn County, Kansas, for 42 years and never felt so alone. As the public... Read More
Congress Set to Boost FAA Oversight of New Planes After Boeing 737 MAX Crashes WASHINGTON — U.S. lawmakers are expected to vote Monday to approve landmark reforms on how the government certifies new airplanes... Read More
Meatpacking Workers Get Priority for Vaccine Under CDC Guideline Meatpacking and poultry processing workers should be among front-line workers next in line for coronavirus vaccines under guidelines approved by... Read More
Insurers, Drugmakers Sail into Unknown With Covid Vaccine Rollout LONDON — Speedy global delivery of COVID-19 vaccines by air and sea in ultra cold conditions will lead to a... Read More
Businesses, Lacking Legal Immunity, Fear COVID-19 Lawsuits PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Plans for a lawsuit against a Maine venue that hosted what became a “superspreader” wedding reception... Read More