Legislation Expands Reach of U.S. Semiquincentennial Commission
On December 31, U.S. President Donald J. Trump signed into
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Farmer Sentiment Rises as Income Prospects Improve, Concerns About Key Policy Issues Remain
There was a modest improvement in producer sentiment according to
Oakland Ushers in Progressive Majority With Promise to Take on Status Quo
For the first time in decades, a progressive majority have
Critical Tuesday Georgia U.S. Senate Race Reveals Democrat Inroads
When Democratic President Lyndon B. Johnson of Texas signed the
LGN Applauds Congress Enacting Law to End Anonymous Companies Undermining National Security
Luna Global Networks applauds Congress overriding the President’s veto on
Six Workforce Trends to Watch in 2021 as Governments Strive to Attract & Retain Talented State & Local Employees
As a unique and challenging 2020 concludes, there is a
CDC 2020 in Review: A Year of Challenges
In 2020 CDC worked around the clock – and around
State and Local Government’s Role in Healthcare is Changing
The U.S. is bracing for a challenging start to 2021
Despite Pandemic, Red-Light Crashes Continued to Present a Threat to Public Safety in 2020
Verra Mobility, a global leader in smart transportation, released videos
Congress’ Commitment to Carbon Removal in New $900 Billion Stimulus Package
The $900 billion coronavirus relief package, now signed into law,
Over 30 Million Dogs Are Served on the Dining Table Every Year in Asia, 70% of Which Are Stolen Pets
In 1973, the Convention on International Trade in Endangered Species
Helping Hand USA’s Diverse Programs Positively Touch Over 11 Million Lives in 2020
Helping Hand for Relief and Development’s (HHRD) diverse programs and
California’s Flurry of New Criminal Justice Reforms and Laws Explained
Major reforms to California’s criminal justice system are set to
Largest Kidney Group Thanks President Trump For Signing Pandemic Relief And Transplant Drug Coverage
The American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP), the largest and
Rural Americans, Young Republicans, Young Black Americans, and Young Women Among Least Likely to Get Vaccinated
The findings of a new national poll, “The Language of
Appointment of the Chairs and Deputy Chairs of the Federal Reserve Banks for 2021
The Federal Reserve Board on Wednesday announced the designation of
SNA Provides COVID-19 Emergency Response Services to State and Local Agencies
To assist with the nation’s fight against COVID-19, SNA International,
Georgia Polls Show a Tight Senate Race, Especially Among Women Voters
Non-partisan advocacy group, All in Together, has teamed up with Lake
Nation’s Largest Veterans’ Organization Called for Congress to Override President’s Veto
The head of the nation’s largest veterans’ organization called for
Pennsylvania Housing Finance Agency Provides Final Tallies for the CARES Rent Relief Program
After five months of administering CARES financial assistance for renters,
What Americans Think About the COVID-19 Vaccine and Life in 2021
Results of a breaking Long Island University Steven S. Hornstein
PIA Praises House, Senate Passage of COVID-19 Relief Package
After months of struggling to pass a coronavirus relief package,
General Dynamics Awarded $4.6 Billion U.S. Army Contract for Latest Configuration of Abrams Main Battle Tanks
General Dynamics Land Systems, a business unit of General Dynamics
FCA Invests Nearly $700,000 To Re-Imagine Detroit’s East Side Communities
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles (FCA) announced two financial contributions integral to
Largest Kidney Group in America Asks President Trump to Sign New Transplant Drug Coverage Protections ASAP
The American Association of Kidney Patients (AAKP), the largest kidney
Significant Legal Concerns Surrounding COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked havoc on not only public
With Congressional Announcement of COVID Relief, What’s Next to Avoid Mass Evictions?
Help is on the way for millions of renters and
CDC Agrees: Frontline Meat & Poultry Workers High Priority for COVID-19 Vaccination
Frontline meat and poultry workers should be amongst the first
Wyoming, Idaho, and Tennessee Ranked the Riskiest States to Travel to During the Holidays
QuoteWizard®, a LendingTree company, and one of the nation’s leading
Biden Administration Picks Demonstrate Pro-Worker Priorities
President-elect Joe Biden’s choices of Jennifer Granholm and Gina McCarthy
Former Michigan Governor Jennifer Granholm Will Bring Needed Experience to U.S. Energy Department
The future path of our nation requires that we take
Judge Urges Parties to Meet in Georgia Voter Purge Case
In his ruling in Black Voters Matter et al. v
From the War on Drugs to Harm Reduction: Imagining a Just Response to the Overdose Crisis
In collaboration with the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and Open
Nation’s Mayors Applaud Selection of Former Mayor Pete Buttigieg as Next Transportation Secretary
The nation’s mayors applaud President-elect Joe Biden’s selection of Pete
Global Leaders Commit More Than US$3 Billion to Address Hunger and Nutrition Crisis
The Governments of Canada and Bangladesh, in partnership with the
Citizens in Half of U.S. States to See Minimum Wage Increases in 2021
Many states across the country are just days away from
The National Police Association Files Brief Supporting the City of Detroit Establishing That the First Amendment Does Not Protect Against Unlawful Activity
On August 31, 2020, Detroit Will Breathe and other individuals
Federal Trade Commission and Law Enforcement Partners Crack Down on Deceptive Income Schemes Nationwide
The Federal Trade Commission, along with 19 federal, state, and
With Cuts to Start Jan. 1, Nearly 400 Medical Organizations and 329 Members of Congress Are Calling to #StopTheCuts
Looming Medicare payment cuts to more than a million health
The Dangers of Trump’s Final Act, and the Challenges of the Post-Trump Era
Although Trump’s term of office will end on January 20,
The U.S. Government’s Failed COVID-19 Response Echoes Historic Mistreatment of Native Americans
The U.S. government’s failed response to the COVID-19 pandemic has
Nation’s Mayors Welcome Bipartisan Effort on COVID Relief, Insist that Cities Be Part of the Solution
As talks progress on a bipartisan package to address the
Migrants Likely Helped Flip Georgia Blue, With 50K More People Moving Into the State Than Out Last Year
People moving to the Atlanta area from pricey, liberal metros
New York’s Public Schools Hit $3 Billion Jackpot With Revenue Generated From Resorts World Casino NYC
Resorts World Casino New York City (RWNY), New York’s largest
Nation’s Mayors Discuss Shared Priorities With President-Elect Biden, VP-Elect Harris
The leadership of the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) participated
Feed the Children Participates in GivingTuesday During Hungriest Year in History
Feed the Children, a leading nonprofit focused on alleviating childhood
Consumers Surrender to Cybercriminals as the US Government Fails to Support Victims
A recently released report from Clario and Demos shows that
CED Issues 100 Day Plan for How New Administration Can Defeat Pandemic and Recover U.S. Economy
Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED) sent
Deaths From Terrorism Reach Five-Year Low, but New Risks Emerge
The 2020 Global Terrorism Index (GTI) has found that deaths
AJC Welcomes Nomination of Antony Blinken as Incoming U.S. Secretary of State
American Jewish Committee (AJC) welcomed the selection by President-elect Biden
