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Federal Patient Privacy Law Does Not Cover Most Period-Tracking Apps
A patient privacy law known as HIPAA, passed in 1996, hasn’t kept pace with new technologies and at-home tests.
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07.05.22 | 3:18 pm
Biden Planned On Nominating McConnell’s Anti-Abortion Judge On Day SCOTUS Overturned Roe
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07.05.22 | 10:41 am
SCOTUS Demands Maryland, Virginia Officials Do More To Stop Protests At Justices’ Homes
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07.03.22 | 10:55 am
Gorsuch Takes Victory Lap In Continuing His Family Tradition Of Dismantling The EPA
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06.30.22 | 2:23 pm
Kagan Calls EPA Decision What It Really Is: Unvarnished Hostility Towards Agency Power
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06.30.22 | 1:30 pm
Ketanji Brown Jackson Is Sworn In As First Black Woman On Supreme Court
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06.30.22 | 1:02 pm
SCOTUS Will Hear Case Next Term That Could Transform Election Law
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06.30.22 | 10:59 am
SCOTUS Shackles EPA’s Authority To Regulate Greenhouse Gas Emissions From Power Plants
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06.30.22 | 10:05 am
Justice Breyer Retires, Leaving Warnings In His Wake
Breyer Respectfully, And Permanently, Dissents From The Court’s Rightward Sprint.
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06.30.22 | 7:00 am
McCarthy Urges Voters To Just Ignore Thomas’ Call To Reconsider Other Landmark Cases
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06.27.22 | 1:08 pm