Disability can be a blessing and a curse. It can be a blessing for those who want to work but can’t. But limiting the number of part-time hours people can work and other regulations can make it seem like more of a hindrance than a benefit. Understanding ...

Since 2021, in an effort to encourage greater transparency in the prescription drug industry, there has been a national trend toward increased state licensing and regulation of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs). PBMs are paid third-party administrators of ...

That money can flow to all corners of the state and into Ohioans’ pockets — and simple legislation now before lawmakers — Senate Bill 104 and House Bill 109 — will ensure clear rules for short-term rentals statewide while protecting local communities, spurring economic opportunity and safeguarding residents’ fundamental property rights.

The federal government requires not-for-profit hospitals to spend money helping their communities. Beyond that, how much they spend, how they report it and even what they report is largely up to them. In the absence of strong federal regulation—and ...

Recently issued proposed regulations would expand the categories of excepted benefits under the Employee Retirement Income Security Act of 1974 (ERISA), the Internal Revenue Code (the Code) and the Public Health Service Act. In general, excepted benefits ...

WASHINGTON-- In a new rule announced today, federal regulators maintained access to a financial planning option that safeguards families from the cost of uncovered medical expenses. The new rule also includes important disclosures that will help consumers ...