After the federal government made the controversial decision to require that its employees receive the COVID-19 vaccine, multiple private companies are now following suit. Multiple major U.S. companies announced Tuesday they would require vaccinations for…
The federal eviction moratorium is over, but there’s still more than $400 million of rental aid available on the state level. MI State Housing Development Authority (MSHDA) still has ample COVID Emergency Rental Assistance (CERA)…
Maine has adopted a “first-in-the-nation” law requiring packaging producers to help cover the cost of recycling materials from paper sandwich boxes to bubble wrap. Under new law, recently signed by Gov. Janet Mills, the Maine…
The immigration crisis has been a thorn in the side of President Joe Biden, and the administration’s latest plan to tackle the issue is facing pushback. Critics are taking aim at Biden’s latest proposal after months…
The state teachers union, with support from its city counterpart, called for Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s resignation Tuesday after an investigation found that he sexually harassed multiple women, violating state and federal laws. The report from…
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced earlier this summer that he’s planning to take action that would restrict transition-related medical care for transgender minors in Texas, a move that aligns with other conservative states that have…
The International Olympic Committee has called the Tokyo Olympics the most gender equal Games off all time, with women comprising a record-breaking 49 per cent of participants. This near gender parity is long overdue. By…
Officials with the Kentucky Labor Cabinet told state lawmakers this week that the Division of Unemployment Insurance is having a difficult time finding workers. The issue, which was discussed in an Unemployment Insurance Reform Task…
Georgia has the 16th-lowest bonded obligations per capita at $2,027 per person, according to a recent report from the American Legislative Exchange Council that details the $1.25 trillion in bonded obligations nationwide. The state has…
President Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill is receiving fresh opposition from Republicans concerned that rising inflation, and the government spending that contributes to it, means the U.S. should take a step back from the plan. Biden…