The World is Facing Another New Strain of COVID
There is a new coronavirus variant going around, experts say.
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The Black Population Faces Higher Food Insecurity
Minority populations are struggling to find food sources in ‘deserts.’
Largest Federal Employee Union Reaches Tentative Agreement with Veterans Affairs Department on Union Contract
Agreement ends five-and-a-half-year struggle between AFGE and VA over the largest public-sector collective bargaining agreement in the country.
You Can Go the Distance: What I Wish I Knew Before Bar Exam Preparation
Bar exam preparation is a long and arduous process, but preparing early can give you a leg up and peace of mind when you are ready to begin.
Shumaker Maintains Commitment to Diversity and Inclusion; Appoints Six Diversity and Inclusion Partners
The new D&I Partners will work with all firm members, including the Management Committee, Hiring Partners, Service Line Leaders, and Sector Leaders, to continue to advance the firm’s goal of strengthening its diversity and embracing a culture of inclusion.
Advocates Want More Regulation Around Inhalants After Carter’s Death
Aerosol regulations need to be more strictly enforced, advocates say.
Apple Launches New Journaling App Amid Mental Health Crisis
Tech giant addresses user mental health with new app..
Navigating the Aftermath of a Motor Vehicle Accident
Navigating the aftermath of a motor vehicle accident can be a challenging and stressful process.
Settlement Will Fund Opioid Treatment Expansion Efforts
Drug company settlement funds will likely be used for use prevention and treatment expansion efforts.
Mental Health Experts Say Police Shouldn’t be Involved in Crises
Police are often dispatched during psychological crises regardless of whether there’s a safety issue, reports show.