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A President With More Control, But Less Power
Supreme Court ruling limits independent agency protections, increasing presidential control but reducing administrative power and independence.
Federal vendor registration renewal assistant
A new federal vendor registration renewal assistant is being tested to help small businesses manage compliance and renewal tasks for government contracts.
Supreme Court Rejects Lawsuit Against Bayer Alleging Roundup Weedkiller Caused Cancer
The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected a lawsuit alleging Bayer’s Roundup weedkiller caused cancer, ending the legal challenge at the highest court.
Employee handbook change digest for small employers
A new workflow for small employers to track and update employee handbooks is being tested, aiming to improve compliance amid evolving policies.
Building from Zero After Addiction, Prison, and a Felony
A man shares his journey from juvenile detention and felony conviction to becoming a software developer, highlighting resilience and second chances.
Amber Alert issued for missing 5-year-old last seen in Carson City area
The Amber Alert for 5-year-old Amaya Meithof has been canceled after she was found safe. Her father, Christopher Meithof, was arrested in California.
Amber Alert issued for baby, toddler at serious risk; believed to be with ‘seriously depressed’ father
An Amber Alert has been issued for a baby and a toddler believed to be at serious risk, reportedly with their father who is described as seriously depressed.
RFK Jr. announces ‘the largest autism fraud bust in American history’ and it’s in Minnesota
RFK Jr. claims to have uncovered what he calls the largest autism fraud in U.S. history in Minnesota, sparking controversy and investigation.
Woman convicted because her child had a genetic disorder that has same symptoms as antifreeze poisoning
A woman was convicted after her child’s genetic disorder, with symptoms similar to antifreeze poisoning, led to her arrest. The case raises questions about diagnosis accuracy.
