Novo Nordisk IRA lawsuit dismissed; company plans to appeal
August 1, 2024
Another IRA lawsuit bites the dust with ruling on Novo Nordisk case; company pledges to appeal.
Another IRA lawsuit bites the dust with ruling on Novo Nordisk case; company pledges to appeal.
A right-wing plan for a federal government overhaul under Trump includes a national abortion ban, dismantling Education.
North Carolinians with Medicaid can now access free oral contraception at pharmacies without a prescription, announced Gov. Roy Cooper. This aims to improve access to reproductive healthcare statewide.
Governor Roy Cooper announced that Attindas Hygiene Partners will invest $25.2 million to expand its Greenville, N.C., facility, creating 25 new jobs with average annual wages of $56,746, which is higher than the Pitt County average.
Ritz Instrument Transformers will invest $28 million in a new facility in Waynesboro, Burke County, Georgia, creating 130 new jobs to support the expansion of its production of high-voltage instrument transformers.
In 2015, longtime Verizon employee DeAnn Roesner retired but returned to work after drug costs depleted her savings.
NorthWestern Energy will acquire a large share of the Colstrip power plant from Puget Sound Energy, facing a mandate to cease coal power by 2025.
Michael Schwartz, 28, from Conshohocken, sees democracy as the key issue in the 2024 election, influencing all else.
Mo Green, Democratic nominee for NC’s public schools, faces Michele Morrow, a far-right Republican who called public schools ‘indoctrination centers’.
Project 2025, the 922-page blueprint of right-wing policies if Trump is elected, includes plans to dismantle the U.S. DOE.
Valley Metro secured a nearly $16 million grant for a Tempe streetcar expansion into Mesa, adding over four miles of rail.
At least 973 Native American children died in the U.S. government’s abusive boarding school system, demanding a formal apology.
