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Bipartisan Mayors Urge Administration, Congress to Deliver Relief for Cities Still Reeling From Pandemic
The U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) is again urging congressional
The Need to Fix the Supreme Court Nomination Process
The death of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has set off
National Safety Council Urges Biden and Trump Campaigns to Include Opioid Overdose Prevention as Part of COVID-19 Recovery Plans
With more than 40 states reporting increases in fatal opioid
New Election Models Show Democrats With a 68% Chance of Winning Senate and 99% Chance of Holding House of Representatives
Today The Economist launched its first prediction model for elections
Seven Million American Women of Childbearing Age Live in Counties with Limited or No Maternity Care
March of Dimes, the nonprofit organization leading the fight for
Science – Not Politics – Will Lead Us Out of COVID-19
The Alliance for Aging Research (Alliance) and 78 other national
Why Do People Vote the Way They Do?
New peer-reviewed research, published in the Journal of Personality and
Healthcare Spending Declines 43% for Hospitals During Pandemic
QuoteWizard®, a LendingTree company, and one of the nation’s leading
Justice Department Awards Nearly $101 Million to Combat Human Trafficking
The Department of Justice today announced it has awarded nearly
Senator Sharif Street and Democratic Leaders Win Against President Trump
Senator Sharif Street, Vice Chair of the PA Democratic Party
AJC Mourns Passing of Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg
AJC mourns the passing of Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who loomed
Dedication Event Marks Opening Of The New Dwight D. Eisenhower Memorial
After a delay due to the global pandemic, the formal
Unemployment Leaving Millions of Americans Without Health Coverage
A series of national surveys of more than 13,000 people
Amid Pandemic and Protests, Americans Know Much More About Their Rights
In a period defined by an impeachment inquiry, a pandemic,
Nation’s Mayors Urge Congress and Administration to Keep Working on Urgently Needed COVID-19 Relief Legislation
The USCM President Louisville (KY) Mayor Greg Fischer, USCM Vice
The Bill From Rep. Robin Kelly (D-IL) Extends Protections to Low-Income and Minority Communities During COVID-19
The American Diabetes Association® (ADA), the nation’s leading organization for
Convoy of Hope Distributes 100 Million Meals During Pandemic Businesses, Churches and Individuals Increase Giving
Convoy of Hope has delivered more than 100 million meals
Dairy Farmers of America Expands Commitment to Help Feed Those in Need
As part of Hunger Action Month this September and with
Intelligence Warns of a ‘Gathering Storm’ in the Tobacco Black Market
JTI (Japan Tobacco International) has published a report, independently verified
Mayors Call on President to Rescind Unlawful Order Attacking Millions of City Residents
Today the United States Conference of Mayors (USCM) sent a
U.S. Presidential Election 2020 Media Coverage Monitoring and Analysis
Cision, the global leader in earned media software and wire
Time to Vote Movement Gains Unprecedented Momentum Ahead of 2020 U.S. Election
More than 700 companies have now joined Time to Vote,
Hospital Operating Margins Down 96% Through July 2020
Hospital Operating Margins have plunged 96% since the start of
Oral Statement of USPS Board of Governors Chairman Robert Duncan Before the House Committee on Oversight and Reform
Thank you, Chairwoman Maloney, Ranking Member Comer, and members of
North Carolina Families Struggling to Make Ends Meet Even Before COVID-19 Hit
The United Way of North Carolina and United Ways across
Vets Need Reliable Postal Service
Millions of our nations’ veterans depend on a strong U.S.
Postmaster General Louis DeJoy Statement
The United States Postal Service will play a critical role
Joe Biden’s Election Odds Jump 2% Following VP Pick
Former Vice President and Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden’s odds
Scripps Howard Foundation to Award $600,000 to Advance Diversity in Journalism
As part of its commitment to support equity, diversity and
Ad Council Addresses Wave of Racism Toward the Asian and Pacific Islander Communities Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
With nearly 2,000 reported incidences of discrimination and hate speech
Pandemic Has Adults Across Generations More Concerned About Retirement and Social Security
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a dire impact on American’s
100 Days from Election Day, Michelle Obama Calls on Americans to Get Registered and Ready to Vote
Today, 100 days from the General Election, When We All
With an Unpredictable Electorate and a Hefty GPD, the US Midwest Has Outsized Influence
“The Midwest”, a new Special Report from The Economist, online
Hillary Clinton to Headline Virtual Suffrage Centennial Commemoration on August 17, 2020
On August 17, 2020, the Women’s Suffrage Centennial Commission (WSCC)
U.S. Representative John Lewis, Civil Rights Legend, Dies at 80
John Robert Lewis, the son of sharecroppers who survived a
As the Americans With Disabilities Act Turns 30, Gaps in Employment and Education Remain
On July 26, America will celebrate the 30th anniversary of
CVS Pharmacy Institutes Face Covering Policy at All Locations
CVS Health (NYSE: CVS) Chief Operating Officer Jon Roberts provided
FDA Prepares for Resumption of Domestic Inspections With New Risk Assessment System
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has been thoughtfully and
National Press Club and Journalism Institute Call on USAGM to Renew VOA Journalists’ Visas
The National Press Club and the National Press Club Journalism
Economic Recovery Relies on Safe and Continued Trade Supported by Credit Terms
As economic uncertainty due to COVID-19 continues to impact businesses
Congressman Max Rose and Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams Applaud Boost in Testing Resources
Beckman Coulter and Lenco Diagnostic Laboratories (Lenco), one of NYC’s
Americans Torn Between Concerns for Health & Safety and Economic Recovery
A recent survey by ROI Rocket, a leading market research-based
Celebrating July 4th – An Immigrant’s Perspective
The Ellis Island Honors Society (EIHS), the 35-year old non-profit
The 2020 San Francisco Fleet Week Air Show Presented by United Postpones to 2021 in Response to COVID-19
Amid COVID-19 concerns, The San Francisco Fleet Week Association announced
To Prepare the U.S. For Future Pandemics, AACC Calls on Congress to Enact Four Recommendations
In response to the Senate health committee’s white paper on
Fuel Retailers, Travel Plazas and Truckstops Oppose Moving Forward Act Ahead of House Vote
NATSO, representing the nation’s truckstops and travel plazas, the National
Consumer Federation of California Opposes Ballot Initiative That Weakens Privacy Rights
The Consumer Federation of California announced its opposition today to
Travel Restrictions to Canada Remain in Place for July Holidays
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA) is reminding all travelers,
Sick Nuclear Workers Are Getting Caught Up in Administrative Loopholes
20 years ago, President Bill Clinton signed into law the
