Patricia Tolson is an Investigative Reporter at Natural Blaze, CauseACTION Clarion, and The Epoch Times. She focuses on Florida's social issues, the political landscape under Ron DeSantis, and the implications of various lawsuits involving the GOP. Patricia's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to uncovering the complexities of these critical topics.
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By: Patricia Tolson
Oklahoma Sues Big Pharma and Pharmacy Benefit Managers Over ‘Insulin Pricing Scheme’
Schuyler County's legislature passed a resolution urging NY's senate and assembly to reject the bill.
By: Patricia Tolson
Pro-lifers, along with the state attorney general, say the wording is deliberately ambiguous, while supporters say it protects ‘personal medical decisions.’
The U.S. economy continued to expand at a slow pace in the first quarter of 2024; however, firms became more pessimistic due to reduced consumer
By: Enrico Trigoso, Patricia Tolson
During an address at the Economic Club of New York, John Williams, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, expressed his expectation for inflation to “resume moderating in the second half of this year.”
By: Patricia Tolson
The allegation against the pastor dates back to the 1980s. SOUTHLAKE, Texas—Megachurch pastor Robert Morris has resigned following allegations
By: Patricia Tolson, Chase Smith
The company has approximately 8,600 U.S. stores and approximately 12,500 international locations, with more than 330,000 employees worldwide.
By: Patricia Tolson
Game Warden Capt. Chris Dowdy said that authorities believe a single shark about 6 feet long was responsible for all incidents.
By: Patricia Tolson
Maricopa County officials are investigating hundreds of deaths they suspect are related to record high temperatures, many among the homeless population.
By: Naveen Athrappully, Patricia Tolson
The researchers called for ‘culturally informed and developmentally appropriate prevention efforts.’
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