Author: Brody Wooddell
A new report shows 62% of Florida hospitals now comply with federal price transparency rules, up from 29% in late 2024.Read More
Alston & Bird, King & Spalding and Troutman Pepper are among Am Law 200 shops growing offices in the nation’s finance center.Read More
Latino civil rights groups and Denver sued the Trump administration on Thursday, invoking a law Congress passed in the final months of the Civil War.Read More
The Wisconsin Elections Commission unanimously found that the former Green Bay city clerk likely broke state law by issuing duplicate ballots in two elections this year.Read More
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are reportedly maintaining a high-end lifestyle with support from wealthy friends and allies.Read More
Fright Fest, presented by SNICKERS, will return to Six Flags Over Georgia in Austell on select nights from Sept. 12 to Nov. 1 with 13 haunted experiences, including five all-newRead More
Multi-Billion Dollar Luxury and Lifestyle Apparel Market Set for Forecasted Gain and Industry GrowthRead More
The talent of a storyteller goes far beyond simply reading words on a page. Every inflection, vocal tone, facial expression and intentional movement can transform a collection of words intoRead More
Marvel’s Wolverine serves up a solid origin story, but it borrows a little too much from its predecessors instead of finding its own footing.Read More
London (CNN) — A new sculpture has been unveiled in London’s Trafalgar Square, where it will stand for the next two years. “Lady in Blue,” by New York-based artist Tschabalala Self, is a bronze statue of an anonymous young Black woman wearing a form-fitting blue dress, matching heels and glass beaded jewelry. She’s strong and she’s going places.It is the 16th statue to be installed on the so-called Fourth Plinth, as part of an ongoing public art commission first launched by the Royal Society of Arts and today supported by the Mayor of London, Arts Council England and Bloomsbury Philanthropies.“Lady…