The San Franciscos Department of Public Health (SFDPH) declined an interview request from Newsweek.

no jobs at all and this is not acceptable any more.saying that could spark a national crisis more dangerous than the current economic crisis.

as protesters set fire to buildings and smashed window fronts.Lebanon still has crumbling infrastructure including daily electricity cuts.Security forces said at least 60 of its members were injured in the clashes.

We are here for the future of our kids.The tension has been building for months as the government searched for new ways to levy taxes to manage the countrys economic crisis and soaring debt.

and could further destabilize a country already on the verge of collapse and with one of the highest debt loads in the world.

to impose a tax on WhatsApp calls a decision it later withdrew as people began taking to the streetsIm hoping weve made the right calculations and will get through this.

and that PBMs no longer impose unfair pharmacy performance requirements.where they say they negotiate lower prices for insurers including Medicare and for employers and their workers.

according to two independent pharmacists who received the documents.the pharmacy is preparing for the hardest part.