Jobs Report: Slower, but Still Solid Job Growth Further Tightens Labor Market
Total nonfarm payroll employment increased by 164,000 in July, and
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New Report Calls for Statewide Coordinated Response to Protect New Jersey’s Children from Adverse Childhood Experiences
A new report released today details the challenges New Jersey
Sunway University Researchers Find Microplastics in Sea Salt
Research has taken place at Sunway University regarding the increase
National Safety Council Releases Top 10 States with Lowest and Highest Rates of Preventable Deaths
Today the National Safety Council released its annual list of
Final Rule Announced: Increased EB-5 Investments to $900,000 and $1.8 Million Starting November 21, 2019
The Final Rule scheduled to be published on Wednesday, July
More Than One-Third Of Americans Have Not Taken A Vacation In Over Two Years
Over a third (36 percent) of Americans took their last
Statement by U.S. Conference of Mayors on Trump Administration’s Decision to Drop Citizenship Question on Census
Below is a statement from U.S Conference of Mayors President,
Muslim-Jewish Group Applauds Bicameral Introduction of Bill to Combat Hate Crimes
The Muslim-Jewish Advisory Council (MJAC) welcomes the bicameral introduction of
Georgia Court System Computer Files Held For Ransom
Another U.S. agency fell victim to ransomware and hackers’ demands
Plano And Aguadilla Deemed “Most Livable” Cities In America
Plano Mayor Harry LaRosiliere and Aguadilla (PR) Mayor Carlos Méndez
NYU Langone Health Launches New Center to Study the Drivers and Consequences of the National Opioid Epidemic
According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse, more than
Florida Cities Pay Over $1M In Ransoms
Last week hackers hit the jackpot. They collected more than
Summer Plans Include Visiting Outside the U.S.? Follow These 12 Red Cross Tips to Have a Safe Trip
Do your summer plans include international travel? If you will
American College of Surgeons Opposes the Lower Health Care Costs Act
The American College of Surgeons (ACS) opposes the Lower Health
Dr. Barbara Van Dahlen to Lead New White House Task Force to End Veteran Suicide
The Board of Directors of Give an Hour, a national
CPSC Acting Chairman Ann Marie Buerkle Announces Withdrawal Of Her Nominations
Today I have notified the White House that I am
Brazil Just Got Easier to Visit: Tourist Visa Waived
There’s good news for U.S. travelers heading to Brazil: starting
On International Day of Family Remittances, a reminder that 1 in 9 people globally are supported by funds sent home by migrant workers
Remittances from international migrant workers are expected to rise to
Global Peacefulness Improves for the First Time in Five Years but World Remains Less Peaceful Than a Decade Ago
The 13th edition of the annual Global Peace Index (GPI)
Federal Report Highlights Trend Of Involuntary Institutionalization During And After Disasters
A week before the official start of the 2019 hurricane
Court of Appeals Upholds $8 Million Jury Verdict for U.S. Conference of Mayors
On Tuesday, May 7, 2019, the United States Conference of
C. F. Martin & Co. Heads to Washington, D.C., to Advocate for Music Education
Representatives from C. F. Martin & Co.® will travel to
Technological Innovations, Global Partnerships Key To Eliminating Poverty, Hunger
The 3rd annual International Seminar on Global Poverty Reduction Partnerships
Excelligence Learning Corporation Announces Opening Of Its State-Of-The-Art Fulfillment Center
Excelligence Learning Corporation announces the official opening of its Kansas
Statement: U.S. Conference of Mayors President on Shooting at STEM School Highlands Ranch
Below is a statement by U.S. Conference of Mayors President,
