Articles By Crisnel Longino

Cornell 7 Case: What Is the Difference Between Sodomy, Rape and Sexual Assault?
The Cornell 7 case has renewed attention on the legal differences between sexual assault, rape and sodomy, including how New York's terminology changed in September 2024. 
Little Mix Star Reveals She's NEVER Burped in Her Life, Leaving Her Bloated and Sparking Cruel Body Comments
Jade Thirlwall has revealed she has never been able to burp because of R-CPD, a rare condition that can trap gas and cause bloating, discomfort and digestive symptoms. 
Republican and Democrat Couple Takes Aim at CVS After Man Finds Blood Pressure Medication 'Cheaper' With Cash
A Tennessee couple's experience paying cash for a cheaper blood pressure prescription has fuelled wider bipartisan scrutiny of CVS Caremark, PBMs and drug pricing practices. 
MAHA Influencer Calls RFK Jr.'s Movement a 'Joke' After It Raises Just $1 Million Despite $100 Million Promise
Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s MAHA PAC has raised about $1 million this year, far short of its $100 million goal, prompting criticism over spending, corporate ties and political strategy. 
Trump's FDA Pick Rejects His 'Quite Lethal' MMR Vaccine Claim, Says It's Safe and Effective
Dr Heidi Overton rejected Donald Trump's claim that the MMR vaccine can be lethal, telling senators it is safe, effective and central to the US measles response. 
68% of Rural MAHA Supporters Say Trump's Health Policies Haven't Helped Their Communities
An AP-KFF poll finds many rural voters support MAHA's health concerns but see little impact from Trump administration policies, while healthcare costs and access remain major worries. 
Grindr Users Will Soon Be Able To Get PrEP, HIV Testing and Prescriptions Without Leaving the App
Grindr plans to acquire PurposeMed for $250 million and integrate Freddie's telehealth services, allowing users in the US and Canada to access PrEP care, testing and prescriptions through the app. 
Doctor Sued More Than 700 Patients Over Medical Bills as Low as $101, Now He's a Republican Senator
Records show Senator Roger Marshall sued more than 700 former patients over medical bills, while 81 people were arrested after missing related hearings.