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It’s not typical for a City Council speaker to introduce a bill through gritted teeth, but that’s what Speaker Adrienne Adams has done with a bill aiming to change city law to allow the coexistence of Mayor Adams’ new Medicare Advantage effort and municipal retirees’ existing coverage.

A long-sought switch to a privatized Medicare Advantage plan for city retirees has faced aggressive pushback from some retired civil servants, but it co...

Northampton County Executive Lamont McClure suggests building a health care center for county employees.

URGENT APPEAL - THE OBSERVATORY New information BLR 005 / 1122 / OBS 081.3 Arbitrary detention / Judicial harassment / Torture and ill-treatment /…

New information BLR 005 / 1122 / OBS 081.3 Arbitrary detention / Judicial harassment / Torture and ill-treatment / Stigmatisation Belarus January (...)

In a Decision and Order, dated November 28, 2022, in Ja Kao v. Onyx Renewable Partners L.P., Index No. 654411/2021, Justice Margaret Chan of the New York County Commercial Division...

In recent years, many people have been the victims of revenge porn. Revenge porn is not only intrusive, but it can destroy relationships, careers and lives. Due to the destructive...

President Klaus Iohannis signed, on Friday, the decree regarding the promulgation of the Law for the amendment and completion of the Governments...

President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has vetoed three provisions of the 2023 national budget, which, he said, are unrelated and could amend substantive laws. President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. has signs into law the P5.268-trillion national budget for 2023 on Dec. 16, 2022. (Ali Vico

The amendment to the local Administrative Code, adopted by the Division of Banking and Securities (DBS), will come into effect on January 1, 2023.