New York’s Eviction Moratorium Extension Vital to Protect Tenants, Landlords
The New York State Senate and Assembly will vote Wednesday
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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
152 Mayors Send Letter to U.S. Senators Urging Action on Gun Violence Prevention Legislation
152 mayors, including Democrats, Republicans and Independents, sent a letter
Trafficking Ends Here, Global Movement United to End Exploitation in This Generation
It is estimated that over 2 million kids are sold
Pennsylvania Senator Sharif Street Launches Exploratory Committee for U.S. Senate
Pennsylvania State Senator Sharif Street (PA-3), Vice-Chair of the Pennsylvania
The Alabama Rural Coalition for the Homeless, Inc. Receives $10 Million ESG – CV Grant From Alabama Governor Kay Ivey
While the grant was awarded to ARCH, Executive Director, Felicia
Bipartisan Reintroduction of NO HATE Act in the House of Representatives and Senate
American Jewish Committee (AJC) welcomes the announcement of bipartisan reintroduction
Pennsylvania AFL-CIO Applauds Attorney General’s Charges Against Employer’s Fraud
Yesterday, Attorney General Josh Shapiro announced criminal charges against the
Structural Racism and Anti-LGBTQ Policies Lead to Significantly Worse Health Among Black Sexual Minority Men
Eliminating racist and anti-LGBTQ policies is essential to improving the
Senator Tim Scott’s Senior Staff Visits SC’s First COVID-19 Testing Lab at One Year Mark
Diversified Medical Healthcare (DMH) announced today that Senator Tim Scott’s
Government, Nonprofit Hospitals’ Charity Care Falls Short of Their Favorable Tax Treatment
The amount of charity care provided by the government and
ACB Urges Congress to Amend H.R. 1 and S. 1, Securing Access to Accessible Voting
The American Council of the Blind calls on Congress to
Disparities Limiting Access to Healthcare Services, Including COVID-19 Vaccines, In Pennsylvania’s Underserved Communities
A new report by AARP Pennsylvania and Drexel University’s College
Statement by U.S. Conference of Mayors on Attack at U.S. Capitol on Friday
America’s mayors are saddened and shocked that less than three
Addressing Gun Violence in America: Novel Technology Adoption for Public Safety
The toll that gun violence has taken on American society
Black Women Lead Equity Forum to Promote Racial and Gender Equity for a New Era
All In Together, a nonprofit bipartisan women’s civic education and
Nation’s Mayors Applaud President Biden’s Economic Vision
On Wednesday, President Joe Biden unveiled his new economic agenda
Miami Black Officials Most Powerful and Influential Business Leaders
City of Opa-locka City Manager John Pate and Vice Mayor
Governor Greg Abbott to CEOs: Texas Legislature Committed to Fixing Power Grid
Texas is addressing power, water, broadband and transportation infrastructure to
Representative Emily Slosberg’s Sexual Assault Kit Tracking Bill Passes Second House Committee
HB 673, Gail’s Law, by Representative Emily Slosberg (D–Boca Raton)
ADA Urges Federal Action to Lower Prescription Drug Prices
The American Diabetes Association last week recommended urgent federal action
New Uptick in Use of Falsified Documents to Show Proof of Vaccination Poses Risk for Travel, Business, Education
Multiple news outlets across the U.S. are reporting a rise
The Chamber of Progress: A New Center-Left Tech Policy Industry Coalition
Technology plays a huge role in Americans’ daily lives —
Deaths From COVID-19 Have Progressively Declined at Nursing Homes
The COVID-19 pandemic has had devastating effects in U.S. nursing
New and Dangerous Trends of Disinformation in Wake of U.S. Capitol Attack
The aftermath of the Jan. 6 attack on the United
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo, Cornell University Partner to Launch State Public Health Training Program
New York Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo announced the launch of
Leading Anti-Hunger Organization Welcomes ‘Return to Decency’ Following Decision to Withdraw Cruel SNAP Rule
Amid the highest rates of unemployment and food insecurity in
NBFA Calls on Congress to Assure Accountability and Transparency From Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack
Today, John W. Boyd, Jr., founder and president of the
Resident’s NEJM Essay Discusses Combating Anti-Asian Hate
James Lee, a first-year psychiatry resident at the University of
A Long-Lime Labor Leader Marty Walsh Confirmed as New U.S. Labor Secretary
The following is a statement from Teamsters General President Jim
Protesting While White Nationalist: What if They’d Been Black?
Throughout the world, people have reflected on the events of
Lawyers for Texas Winter Blackout Victims Seek to Fast-Track Investigations, Testimony
Attorneys representing Texas winter storm blackout victims are asking Texas
Washington Poison Center Reports Increased Opioid Exposures During COVID-19
In a new data dashboard, the Washington Poison Center (WAPC)
