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The best states for working moms in 2024

By Lucy Peterson

Massachusetts comes in second for child care, seventh for professional opportunities and first for work-life balance, according to the study.

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Steward Health Care files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

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Communications starting to look at AI, but managers are still a top tool, report finds

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May 07, 2024

Biden forgives $6.1B in student debt for 'defrauded' borrowers of for-profit school

The Biden administration is forgiving $6.1 billion in student debt for those who attended the now-closed Art Institutes colleges nationwide that allegedly lured students with "pervasive" lies, says the Education Department.

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May 07, 2024

Biden's record-high Obamacare sign-ups tainted by the ACA 'plan-switching' scheme

More than 21 million enrolled in Obamacare plans this year, however, federal regulators are contending with rogue brokers who have signed people up for ACA plans, or switched them into new ones, without their permission.

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May 06, 2024

Nurses voice concerns over AI implementation and patient interactions

Over half of the nurses surveyed said they would not be comfortable with using AI in their profession.

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May 06, 2024

Sen. Sanders launches probe of 'outrageous' prices of Novo Nordisk's Wegovy, Ozempic

Sen. Bernie Sanders, chair of the Senate Health, Education, Labor and Pensions Committee, has demanded to know why Americans pay "$1,349 a month for [weight loss] prescription drugs that cost less than $5 to manufacture."

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May 06, 2024

New DOL fiduciary rule hit with 1st lawsuit by insurance industry group

The Federation of Americans for Consumer Choice's lawsuit states that the Department of Labor's new "rushed" fiduciary rule is similar to a proposal struck down by the federal appeals court a decade ago.

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May 03, 2024

Judge skeptical of government 'price setting' in PhRMA's Medicare drug negotiation lawsuit

Last year, the drug industry trade group sued the government, claiming the program violated the Constitution by giving too much power to federal regulators and imposing excessive fines on companies that refuse to negotiate.

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May 03, 2024

The federal government now offers its 2.1M employees generous fertility benefits

Starting this year, federal employees can choose plans that cover several fertility services, including up to $25,000 annually for in vitro fertilization procedures and up to three artificial insemination cycles each year.

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The best states for working moms in 2024

Steward Health Care files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection

Communications starting to look at AI, but managers are still a top tool, report finds

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News Stories

Biden forgives $6.1B in student debt for 'defrauded' borrowers of for-profit school

Biden's record-high Obamacare sign-ups tainted by the ACA 'plan-switching' scheme

Nurses voice concerns over AI implementation and patient interactions

Sen. Sanders launches probe of 'outrageous' prices of Novo Nordisk's Wegovy, Ozempic

New DOL fiduciary rule hit with 1st lawsuit by insurance industry group

Judge skeptical of government 'price setting' in PhRMA's Medicare drug negotiation lawsuit

The federal government now offers its 2.1M employees generous fertility benefits