Cures for rare diseases now exist. Employers don’t want to pay
As a wave of gene therapies with multimillion-dollar price tags hit the market, many employers are dropping coverage and leaving families in a bind.
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Israel says military shot dead US-Turkish woman by mistake
Aysenur Ezgi Eygi, raised in Seattle, was shot dead during a protest in the West Bank town of Beita on Friday.
Wegovy reduced COVID deaths in obese patients, study shows
Wegovy reduced deaths and illness from COVID in a large study that took place during the pandemic, more evidence of the blockbuster shot’s benefits beyond weight loss.
Blinken says ‘time is of the essence’ for Gaza truce deal
U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken left the Middle East late Tuesday with Hamas and Israel still divided over an American proposal to pause, if not permanently end, the war...
Regional US airports are back after years of decay
All across the U.S., at least a dozen small and medium-size facilities are being renovated and, in some cases, entirely rebuilt — typically on budgets that stretch eight and nine...
Airfare pain eases as pricing power swings back to passengers
Passengers around the world are gaining some respite from the fare madness that followed the pandemic — and further price declines are coming.
Netflix sued for $170 million by ‘real-life’ Baby Reindeer stalker
Fiona Harvey sued the streaming service in a California court alleging the creators of the show exposed her identity and ruined her life “out of greed and lust for fame.”...
How RVs and #vanlife became really expensive
Buyers are balking at soaring prices, forcing U.S. RV manufacturers to temporarily shutter production and dealers to discount inventory. The industry faces a testing period of declining sales and earnings,...