U.S. Navy Administers One Million Vaccines Since the Beginning of the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Q&A: Asian American Professor Yan Ruth Xia Reflects on Long History of Racism
Yan Ruth Xia is a professor of child, youth and
No Uniform Legal Standard on Police Discretion in the Use of Deadly Force Exists in the U.S.
The Institute for American Police Reform today released a comprehensive
Biden Administration Opens Pacific Coast to New Jobs and Clean Energy Production With Offshore Wind Development
Offshore Wind California (OWC), a group of wind industry leaders,
Live Expert Panel: How to Win Over Vaccine Skeptics
Live Expert Panel: Melanie Swift, M.D., M.P.H., Occupational Medicine Specialist
International Relations Experts Approve of Biden’s First 100 Days
Eighty percent of international relations (IR) scholars believe President Joe
U.S. Department of Commerce’s Continued Trade Enforcement Leads to Robust Domestic Lumber Industry Capacity Expansion
The U.S. Department of Commerce today issued its preliminary determination
Mega Trends Transforming the United States Through 2030
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Transformative Mega Trends in the
Ranked-Choice Voting Gives Voice to Diverse Electorate
In a time when all eyes are on the health
Will the Courts Permanently Change Procedures Due to the Pandemic?
Frederick Penney, founding partner of Penney and Associates Injury Lawyers,
Large Group of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Bills Passes U.S. House of Representatives
As the Emergency Nurses Association finished its Day off the
After 59 Years, the Families of Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 Receive Closure
On March 16, 1962, Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 was
Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill ‘Endless Frontier Act’ Poised to Spur U.S. Economic Development
IEEE-USA applauds the Senate Commerce Committee for moving the Endless
Politically Polarized Brains Share an Intolerance of Uncertainty
Since the 1950s, political scientists have theorized that political polarization
Advocacy Groups Urge US and UK Governments to Include Consumers in Talks With Airlines on Reopening Transatlantic Travel
Travel Fairness Now, a non-profit coalition that supports greater competition,
With 1 of 18 Workers Killed on the Job Every Day in the U.S., Workplace Tragedy Makes Clear the Need for Public Sector OSHA Now
Yesterday, West Berks Water Authority worker, Cody Gipprich, was tragically killed
With Governor Abbott’s Signature, Alcohol To-Go Becomes Law in Texas
Yesterday, Governor Abbott signed HB 1094 by Representative Geren and
School Reopenings Substantially Increased COVID-19 Spread in Texas
Millions of students haven’t been in the classroom since March
Bloomberg Government’s Spring Hill Watch Provides In-Depth Look at What’s Happening on Capitol Hill
Bloomberg Government today announced that its annual Spring Hill Watch
President Biden Has More Work to Do to Win Over Florida Voters
U.S. President Joe Biden won praise in Florida for his
Despite Refugee Boost, Family Reunification, President Biden Has ‘Long Road to Go’
On Monday, the Biden administration announced a significant increase in
Expanding and Expediting COVID-19 Vaccination in the U.S. Can Prevent 6.8 Million Cases and Save $9.8 Billion in Societal Costs
With around 30 percent of the U.S. population now fully
National Nurses Week: One Nurse’s Journey – Charlotte Guevarra, RN, Cedars-Sinai
Guevarra, an intensive care nurse at Cedars-Sinai for the past
Who Is Guarding Facebook’s Guardians? Lawmakers Can Step Up Oversight
Facebook’s Oversight Board voted to uphold the social media company’s
Biden Rights the Economic Ship, but Rough Waters Could Loom in the Distance
As the 2020 election neared the finish line voters began
COVID-19 Conspiracy Beliefs Increased Among Users of Conservative and Social Media
Belief in conspiracies about the COVID-19 pandemic increased through the
Water Bill Must Be Coupled With Education Campaigns to Achieve Faith in Public Water
The Senate has approved a bipartisan, $35 billion bill to
Sen. Bill Nelson Statement on National Space Council
The following is a statement from Sen. Bill Nelson, who
USW Slams ExxonMobil Decision to Lock Out Workers in Beaumont, Texas
The USW condemned ExxonMobil’s decision to engage in an unfair
White House Sprints to 100-Day Mark With No Sign of Slowing Down
Faced with historic, national challenges on multiple fronts — public
AARP CEO Jo Ann Jenkins Responds to President Biden’s Address to Congress
AARP is heartened to hear President Biden address many of
New York’s Eviction Moratorium Extension Vital to Protect Tenants, Landlords
The New York State Senate and Assembly will vote Wednesday
New Policy Brief Calls for Prioritization of Education Over Criminalization During Tough Budget Fights
A policy brief released by The Leadership Conference Education Fund shows
Federal Judge Tosses False Claims Act Lawsuit Against Zuckerman Spaeder Client Health First
U.S. District Court Judge Roy A. Dalton has dismissed with
Texas Mutual Announces Major Victory Over Exorbitant Air Ambulance Prices
The Supreme Court of the United States announced on April
White House Organizing Task Force Will Empower Workers on the Job
The following is a statement from Teamsters General President Jim
Supply Chain Leaders Call on Congress to Pass Bipartisan DRIVE-Safe Act
117 organizations representing all levels of the U.S. supply chain
Breaking the Glass Ceiling: The Appointment of Women to High Courts Worldwide
For the past seven years, political scientist Alice Kang has
LMU Loyola Law School Professor Justin Levitt Named White House Senior Policy Advisor
LMU Loyola Law School Professor Justin Levitt, a nationally recognized
University of Illinois Chicago Students Breaking Down Stereotypes About Young Black Men
A group at the University of Illinois Chicago is on
East Coast and Chicago Area Face Biggest Hurdles in Housing-Related Risks Connected to COVID-19 Impact
ATTOM Data Solutions, curator of the nation’s premier property database,
Five Factors That Led to Chauvin Guilty Verdicts
Former Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin was convicted April 20
Richard Yuan Shares Key Insights on Elimination of Poverty in China
China’s anti-poverty strategy has not only succeeded in lifting many
U.S. Supreme Court Donor Privacy Case Could Have Ramifications for Dark Money in Elections
On April 26, the Supreme Court of the United States
Medical Clinic Serving Houston’s Most Vulnerable Immigrant Population Denied COVID-19 Vaccine
Texas Health and Human Services recently informed Hillcroft Physicians, P.A.
The Malouf Foundation Hosts Successful Inaugural Trafficking Policy and Education Summit
The Malouf Foundation hosted their inaugural Human Trafficking Policy and
AFSP Chief Medical Officer Addresses Congressional Committee on Mental Health Policies
On Thursday, April 15 the House Subcommittee on Health, Employment,
National Policy Proposal Charting Path for Universal Access and Affordable College for All Americans
Today, College Promise releases an ambitious proposal for a federal-state
Black, Hispanic, Native Americans Have Borne the Burden of Years of Life Lost From the Pandemic
A UCLA Fielding School of Public Health-led team has found
Latest COVID Wave Fills Beds, Hammers Michigan ER Workers
During parts of last winter, physicians in Michigan Medicine’s emergency
