Human Interest

What:   Joy in Service Awards/Holiday Essential Give-A-Way
When:  Adults line up as early as 6:30 am to receive resources for families!
Tuesday, December 5, 2017 (Tuesday) – Kid’s Gift Bag
Wednesday, December 6, 2017 (Wednesday)  – Deseret Industries & Crossroads Urban Center Vouchers
Thursday, December 7, 14, 21, 2017 (Thursdays) – Holiday Food Gift Basket
Where: MOSAIC Inter-Faith Ministries  4392 South 900 East  Salt Lake City
Who:  Given To:  Those in Need While Supplies Last

The Latest Anti-Drug Industry Media Firestorm: Unscientific, Dishonest, and Dangerous
By Sandip Shah and Helen Shao

Have drug companies been lying about their development costs to justify high prices?

You'd be forgiven for thinking so, given the media's portrayal of a new study published in the prestigious journal JAMA Internal Medicine. The study reaches a shocking conclusion -- it costs just $648 million to develop a cancer drug. The prevailing estimate, from Tufts University, is $2.7 billion.

If you’re like the Hogan household, the month of December means one thing — Christmas! Decorations, parties, church, family time and lots of stocking stuffers! In the seasonal hullabaloo, it’s easy to forget one very important activity that must be on your to-do list: an end-of-year financial check-in.

Releasing rehabilitated bear cubs into the wild

Enjoying the Holidays: 10 Tips for Families of Children with Special Needs
Episcopal Center for Children, a Treatment and Special Education Center in DC, Offers Advice

WASHINGTON– The holidays can be fun, but they can add stress to the lives of children with special needs. The Episcopal Center for Children (ECC), a nonprofit organization serving children with special needs ages 5-14 in the greater Washington, DC area, offers the following tips to help.

NAFTA Renegotiations Must Advance Innovation and Creativity
By Bob Barchiesi, James C. Greenwood, Charles H. Rivkin, Cary Sherman, and Stephen J. Ubl

Diplomats from the United States, Canada, and Mexico recently met to re-negotiate the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA).

Many Americans feel NAFTA has disadvantaged U.S. workers. Others have complained about U.S. companies relocating factories to Mexico to take advantage of lax labor regulations. The Commerce Department has called out Canadian softwood lumber subsidies.

Save the Date!

LIGHTS ARE ON!

Black Self-Sabotage