December 2019

Trump administration advances prescription drug import plan

The Trump administration is moving ahead with its plan to allow Americans to safely and legally get access to lower-cost prescription drugs from Canada By RICARDO ALONSO-ZALDIVAR Associated Press December 18, 2019, 2:07 PM 4 min read WASHINGTON — The Trump administration, eager to show progress on prescription drug costs, on Wednesday moved forward on

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Celebrity Big Brother tops Ofcom list of TV complaints of the 2010s

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Roxanne Pallett before entering the Celebrity Big Brother house last year Roxanne Pallett’s controversial stay on Celebrity Big Brother in 2018 sparked more complaints to TV regulator Ofcom than any other show this decade. More than 25,000 people complained after she claimed fellow soap star Ryan Thomas had punched

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Verizon Outages Reported Nationwide – The New York Times

Verizon customers were reporting widespread service disruptions around the country on Wednesday morning, experiencing problems making outgoing calls, texting and browsing the internet. On social media, customers using the hashtag #verizon and #verizonoutage reported that when they tried to make outgoing calls, they received the message: “All circuits are busy. Please try your call again

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Letter Calls on 2020 Campaigns to Condemn Nondisclosure Agreements

A new group founded by three former Fox News employees is sending a letter to all presidential campaigns on Wednesday asking them to publicly condemn nondisclosure agreements that deal with workplace environment issues. The group, called Lift Our Voices, was formed by Gretchen Carlson, Julie Roginsky and Diana Falzone. All three women a few years

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