Hicks Outlines Strategy to Thwart Sexual Assault in Military
In DOD’s implementation roadmap, the deputy secretary said DOD will
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Deputy Defense Secretary, U.K. Counterpart Discuss Defense, Security Priorities
Deputy Defense Secretary Kathleen H. Hicks met with U.K. National
Over a Third of Gen-Z and Millennial Workers are Looking for a New Job
New research from Paychex, Inc., a leading provider of integrated
Proposed DACA Rule Offers Stability, as Doors Close in Congress
The Office of Management and Budget completed its review of
Howard Ross Wins Over $3 Million Verdict Against the City of St Petersburg, FL
Battaglia, Ross, Dicus & McQuaid, P.A. announces a significant 3.1
SpaceX All-Civilian Crew Launch Signals Future of Sustainable Space Exploration
SpaceX is expected to make history tonight with the first
Amazon Starting Pay Increase Good for Workers, Comes With ‘Big Challenges’
Amazon recently announced an increase in the average starting wage
Budget Process an ‘Uphill Battle’ for Immigration
The House Judiciary Committee marked up immigration provisions yesterday as
Biden Calls Unity America’s Greatest Strength on 9/11 20th Anniversary
Unity in America is the nation’s greatest strength – reflected
Norilsk Nickel Increases Financial Support for Indigenous Peoples of the North of Russia
One of the largest nickel producers, Norilsk Nickel, provided additional
9/11 Pentagon Survivors Talk With High School, College Students About Experience
When American Airlines Flight 77 crashed into the Pentagon at
New Study on COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Largest U.S. Cities Finds Stark Inequities
In a study of the 9 largest U.S. cities, researchers
Long Commutes, Household Crowding Tied to COVID Transmission
Long commute times and household crowding may be good predictors
DOD Creates ‘Mayor Cells’ at Locations Where Afghans Are Housed
Right now about 26,000 Afghan civilians are living on eight
California Guard Military Police Help With Wildfire Response
Raymundo Morales can’t remember how many fires he’s worked or
UA Little Rock Researchers Explore Challenges Faced by Homeless LGBTQ Adults in Arkansas
Criminal justice researchers at the University of Arkansas at Little
American Humane Rescue Team Rushing to Evacuate Animals Caught in Path of Hurricane Ida
As the floodwaters from monster hurricane Ida threaten hundreds of
Right at Home Partners With the National Minority Health Association to Encourage Community-Wide Vaccinations Against COVID-19
The National Minority Health Association (NMHA) recently launched the “Flex
AJC Hosts Training With National Association of Secretaries of State
Led by American Jewish Committee (AJC), Secretaries of State from
AHRC NYC Advocates for DSP Salaries at White House Virtual Roundtable
A historic investment in human infrastructure that includes salaries for
DOD Intends to Mandate Pfizer Vaccine, Pentagon Official Says
Since the Food and Drug Administration granted full approval of
Rent Relief is a Success for Rhode Island Emergency Rental Assistance Program
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U.S. Manufacturing Shipments Set to Rebound in 2021
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Manalapan Student Wins U.S. Department of State NSLI-Y Scholarship to Study Language Abroad
Adwaith Hariharan, a rising junior attending Biotechnology High School under
Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal Misses Opportunity to Prioritize Walking and Biking as Essential
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy (RTC), the nation’s largest active-transportation advocacy organization, is
Early COVID-19 Vaccine Campaign in U.S. Prevented 140,000 Deaths
The early COVID-19 vaccination campaign in the U.S. prevented nearly
Vaccine Stockpiling by Nations Could Lead to Increase in COVID-19 Cases, Novel Variant Emergence
The allocation of COVID-19 vaccine between countries has thus far
Afghan Refugees at Risk: Steps the White House Can Take to Help
With the White House issuing a memorandum yesterday authorizing emergency
New Landmarks Illinois Database Highlights Over 100 Women Who Built Illinois
Landmarks Illinois has published an online database, Women Who Built
CDC: Only 23% of Pregnant Women in the U.S. Had Been Vaccinated by the End of July 2021
A survey of more than 17,000 pregnant and lactating individuals
What Does the Future Hold for Telehealth? New Report Gives Hints
Thanks to the pandemic, Americans have gotten used to having
Samaritan’s Purse Airlifts Critical Relief Supplies to Haiti After 7.2 Magnitude Earthquake
On Friday, a 7.2 magnitude earthquake struck Haiti. It caused
SCOTUS Partially Blocks New York Eviction Moratorium, Putting More People at Risk of Homelessness
The Supreme Court on Thursday blocked part of an eviction
War for Talent Is Shifting: 62% of U.S. Employers Plan to Increase Base Salaries
Job seekers hoping to secure signing bonuses had better move
George Clinton Prevails in Defamation Lawsuit
Nolan Heimann, LLP announces that George Clinton has defeated a
U.S. Employers Continue to Face Hiring and Retention Challenges Despite Record Job Openings
ThinkWhy, a Dallas-based SaaS company focused on creating a new
Family Values Outweigh Politics in U.S. Latinos’ Climate Beliefs
For many in the U.S., human-caused climate change is a
Black and Latinx Conservatives “Upshift” Competence to White Audiences
When communicating in mostly white settings, politically conservative Black and
As COVID-19 Cases Rise in the U.S., Connect Chicago Initiative Expands Community Testing
With cases of COVID-19 again on the rise in portions of Illinois
Austin Arrives in Singapore to Highlight U.S. Reliability
This is the secretary’s second trip to the Indo-Pacific region
A Politically Polarized Nation: Different Understandings, Varieties of Diversity
In a report published by Personality and Social Psychology Bulletin,
CDC Immigration Order Lifted for Children, Should Expand for Adults
The Center for Disease Control (CDC) partially lifted a Trump
COVID-19 Shutdowns Reveal Racial Disparities in Exposure to Air Pollution
A new study of COVID-19 shutdowns in the United States
Marvel Hero Genesis Butler Says: Don’t Bulldoze LA’s Ballona Wetlands!
Marvel’s new superhero, 14-year-old Genesis Butler, great grandniece of civil
Even on Facebook, COVID-19 Polarized Members of U.S. Congress
Facebook posts by members of the U.S. Congress reveal the
H&M Campaign Spotlights the New Role Models of Today – Kids
As H&M continues to bring forward and champion young changemakers,
JFF Awarded $13 Million U.S. Department of Labor Funding to Expand Equity and Inclusion in Apprenticeship
JFF, a national nonprofit driving transformation in the American workforce
Nation’s Mayors Urge Congress to Pass Bipartisan Infrastructure Framework, Stress Implementation Priorities
Yesterday, 369 mayors – including Republicans, Democrats and Independents from
Retailers Partner With Boys & Girls Clubs of America to Ensure Kids and Teens Head Back to School Better Than Ever
In partnership with more than 25 retailers nationwide, Boys &
Populist Anti-Foreign Aid Rhetoric Has an Impact on the Public – but Only Among Fans of Populist Politicians
Populist anti-foreign aid rhetoric works – but only fans of
