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AAPS News February 2025 – Priorities

Volume 81, no. 2  The task of “Making America Great Again” is colossal, and the damage of decades cannot be repaired overnight. Priorities must be set, but there must also be agreement on definitions. The […]

SCOTUS Rules in Favor of FinCen – Filing Still Paused

Update 1/24/2025: From FinCen: On January 23, 2025, the Supreme Court granted the government’s motion to stay a nationwide injunction issued by a federal judge in Texas (Texas Top Cop Shop, Inc. v. McHenry—formerly, Texas Top […]

Economic Health Watch: Regulatory Straitjacket

I hope your home and business are safe—so many have been destroyed, most shockingly in California wildfires.             California has always been subject to wildfires. But it doesn’t take an overwhelming force of nature to […]

AAPS News January 2025 – Bankruptcy

Volume 81, no. 1  January 2025 The Continuing Resolution that passed Congress did not include suspending the federal debt limit for two years, as President-elect Trump had requested, possibly hoping to place the responsibility on […]

AAPS News December 2024 – Endarkenment

 Volume 80, no. 12  December 2024 An electoral shift to the right, or “right-wing” influence in media, education, entertainment, business, law enforcement, the military, or medicine might be deplored as a return to the Dark […]

COVID Vaccines’ Genetic Mechanism Inadequately Tested

The regulatory framework has broken down for Pfizer/BioNTech’s COVID-19 vaccines, write Philip Oldfield and coauthors in the winter issue of the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons. The COVID-19 products, designated as modRNA vaccines because […]