About 53 million people already have access, but thanks to a 2016 law, no one should have any more struggle getting through red tape.
Lynley Price
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Anti-France protests continue as Macron seeks understanding
The president went on Arabic TV station Al-Jazeera to defend the freedom of expression.
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Medicare finalizing coverage policy for coronavirus vaccine
The program’s administrator says they’ve found a path forward to cover vaccines that receive emergency use authorization from the FDA.
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Raging California fires keep tens of thousands from homes
A utility company may be to blame for a blaze in Irvine.
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Colon cancer screening should start at age 45, not 50, top panel says
Colorectal cancer is the third leading cause of cancer deaths in the U.S.
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Trump trade policy: 4 years of high drama with limited results
Analysts say that despite all the rhetoric, changes at most are ‘modest.’
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Social media CEOs to face grilling from Republican senators
Legislators have accused Twitter, Facebook and Google of suppressing conservative views.
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Justice Thomas’ wife boosts unsupported claims against Biden
Ginni Thomas asked her more than 10,000 Facebook followers to share a link that claims social media companies are censoring reports about the Bidens.
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Gulf Coast braces, again, for hurricane as Zeta takes aim
The 27th storm of the season is expected to make landfall Wednesday evening.
Posted inArts & Entertainment, Election 2020
Stop the music! Chorus of artists tells Trump to turn it down
Scores of artists continue to send cease-and-desist letters objecting to their music being played during rallies.