All eyes are on the Supreme Court this week, for two very important reasons. Yesterday, the Supreme Court ruled on the controversial immigration law in Arizona. Arizona Governor Jan Brewer introduced this law as a means to enforce the immigration policies she felt the federal government wasn’t doing.  You may remember Brewer as the woman captured in tons of pictures, putting her finger in the face of the President of the United States. In the ruling, the Supreme Court rejected 3 parts of the law, and upheld the most controversial part. That part being, the right of law enforcement to ask someone...

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Guest Feature by: Osaze Ohonba PA-S With all the noise going on about the 2010 Patient Protection & Affordable Care Act or “Obama-care,” as most conservatives would like to call it; I have come up with some useful knowledge about health insurance that we all need to know about. First and foremost, if you are employed and have the opportunity to get coverage, take it; if you are like me, then this information will come in handy. I am a 26 year old, full-time student who needs health insurance coverage but I fall into what I call the “black hole.” Fulltime professional student,...

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One of the most anticipated trials is current underway as the Supreme Court determines whether President Obama’s health care reform is unconstitutional or not. The hearing started Monday and has already reached points of high intensity. Those that oppose the legislation believe by allowing Congress to regulate healthcare, an unhealthy precedent will be set. Supporters of the legislation believe this is a viable way of giving everyone access to affordable health care. The hearings include testimonies from both sides of the argument. One heartfelt testimony came from a woman who explained...

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Birth Control a.k.a contraception comes in many forms and used by many women across the nation to help to sustain themselves from unwanted pregancies, regulate hormones and assist with other "female problems". Women typically go to see their OB-GYN, get a perscription and take it from there. Birth Control is not a required medicine but within the last hundred years has become more common for women to CHOOSE  to take. Just like any medicine birth control can be expensive and not every woman's insurance company covers it under their policy. President Obama recently proposed a new mandate (pending...

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