The Hill Stories
- For people who’ve been without health insurance during the pandemic, relief is in sight.
- Obfuscating the truth, or flat-out lying, is a well-known Oval Office fall back; so are hiding personal shortcomings. Whether they let these shortcomings affect their decision-making capabilities...
- Joe Biden on Wednesday took the oath to become the 46th president of the United States, vowing to bring the nation together in the midst of an ongoing pandemic that has claimed more than 400,000...
- President Joe Biden called for American unity after four years of political divisiveness and the “raging fire” it provoked. The new president stutters, and his speech, made with the whole world...
- Medical innovation often comes fast, but mainstreaming those discoveries into the clinic can come slowly. New federal guidelines for asthma treatment have been released for the first time in 13 years.
- The Canadian Health minister signed an order last week that will curb the ability of Americans to import prescription drugs from our neighbors to the north.
- Murder and assault rates rose nationwide in the first half of 2020, although other violent and property crime rates are on the decline, according to the FBI’s most recent Preliminary Uniform Crime...
- With most Americans in favor of legalized marijuana, how long before recreational pot becomes available across the US?
- The chances that the Affordable Care Act will survive its latest US Supreme Court challenge may be looking up.
- The high tension and energy of 2020's presidential election has left its mark on the social media landscape.
- Experiencing stress, anxiety, or losing sleep over the election? Here's how the experts say to deal with it.
- At least half of voters prefer former Vice President Joe Biden’s approach to health care over President Donald Trump’s.