S. 1129, aimed at providing comprehensive health care for all Americans, is gaining more attention:The Medicare for All Act of 2019 attracted 13 Democratic co-sponsors
Today’s middle-income Americans won’t be able to afford tomorrow’s long-term care. New studies and research from both private and public sources paint the same harsh
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In business journalism, you can safely bet that most—almost all, even—interview subjects have an agenda. Company executives want to project an image that will satisfy
Freelance writers seeking work from trade publications and some other types of clients often send editors a letter of introduction (LOI) rather than a pitch.
The face of U.S. debt is changing, according to the New York Federal Reserve Board. Viewed from one perspective, U.S. consumer debt is unrelenting in
A long time ago, I was in a software distribution business with a large audience of software developers and engineers. Much of my time was
A random survey of 3,500 adults released on April 2, 2019 conducted by Gallup and West Health, a nonprofit based in San Diego, has received
Interviews with subject matter experts and “real people” give media coverage color and credibility. But if you only have 10 minutes with an expert, how
If you’ve never heard the term “zero waste” go on Instagram and you’ll find more than three million posts that espouse a lifestyle of sending
As communities evolve, so do the libraries that serve those communities. Here’s a look at library-related business angles to consider. Library funding The current administration has not
Reporting on the changing landscape of your urban area requires a knowledge of zoning codes. Luckily, there are a variety of resources readily available to
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