$100M Adderall Fraud: Telehealth Giant Under Fire

A San Francisco-based telehealth company allegedly prescribed controlled substances to people who did not need them, leading to the arrest of two top-ranking executives.  Fraudulent Adderall Prescriptions The leading executives of online telehealth company Done Global Inc. were arrested on Thursday on suspicion of fraudulently prescribing addictive prescription stimulants for profit, according to federal prosecutors.  … Read more

Volkswagen’s $5 Billion Gamble to Take on Tesla with New EV Partner

Tesla rival Rivian has just revealed a billion-dollar partnership that could change up the EV market for good. VW’s Massive Investment in Rivian Volkswagen (VW) has just announced a huge $5 billion investment in electric vehicle (EV) company Rivian. The deal has already sent Rivian’s stock soaring by over 50%, and is a much-needed lifeline … Read more

Bloomberg to Gift More Than Half a Billion to Black Medical Schools

Hot on the heels of a $1 billion pledge to John Hopkins University earlier this year, Bloomberg Philanthropies has committed another enormous donation, this time to America’s foremost Black medical schools. $600 Million Donation Bloomberg Philanthropies, a philanthropic organization founded by businessman Michael Bloomberg, has announced its plan to donate a considerable $600 million donation … Read more

Ohio Residents Could Receive Legal Windfall for Train Derailment Injuries

An April settlement awarding millions to affected residents of the East Palestine train derailment has been updated. Now, victims have one month to make an important decision. East Palestine Derailment On Feb 3, 2023, a Norfolk Southern freight train passing through East Palestine, Ohio, was derailed. The ensuing accident released toxic chemicals into the atmosphere … Read more

15 US States Facing the Highest Levels of Debt

Are you struggling with debt? Is your state one of the hardest hit? Here are 15 states where people are dealing with the highest levels of debt, making it tough to stay afloat. 15. Illinois Illinois residents face a debt-to-income ratio of 1.63. High taxes, housing costs, and living expenses contribute to the state’s significant … Read more