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Health Care

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A Healthy Dose Of Competition Sends Weight-Loss Drug Prices Plummeting

Prices for GLP-1 weight-loss medications are dropping fast. Last week, Novo Nordisk—maker of Ozempic and Wegovy—announced it would cut prices for monthly supplies of both drugs to as low as $349 for existing patients buying directly. For new customers, the price will fall to just ...
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Forget the Trade Deficit, Growing Imports Are a Bullish Sign for the Economy

The Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) just released its monthly report on international trade in goods and services for August 2025. Based on the news coverage, it would seem that the 23.8 percent decline in the trade deficit was the most important takeaway. And this ...
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California Reform

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Look Out for the ‘Lid Lifters’ Looking for Organic Waste in Your Trash Bin

They are for now “lid lifters,” compliance officers whose job is to make sure the citizens of the city of San Diego are sorting their refuse correctly. The local Fox affiliate says they “are conducting checks on trash bins across the city to prevent fires ...
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Education

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The BASIC Fund Gives Hope for a Better Education to Low-Income Children

According to the organization, “Scholarships are awarded on a sliding scale, covering 25%, 50%, or 75% of the Family Portion of the school’s tuition up to a maximum of $2,750 annually per child.”  Thus, parents are asked to fund part of their child’s private school ...
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Environment

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Look Out for the ‘Lid Lifters’ Looking for Organic Waste in Your Trash Bin

They are for now “lid lifters,” compliance officers whose job is to make sure the citizens of the city of San Diego are sorting their refuse correctly. The local Fox affiliate says they “are conducting checks on trash bins across the city to prevent fires ...
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