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The government agency is looking to improve traveler safety.

Providers, hospitals and medical device manufacturers can use the company's Cyber Supply Chain Risk Management application to minimize software-based security risks.

The Parliamentary Budget Cluster on Health, HIV and Aids and Nutrition says the health sector needs an additional K19.5 billion to recruit health care workers for central and district hospitals to reduce the high vacancy rates. Cluster co-chairperson Matthews Ngwale said this in Parliament when he presented the cluster’s 2023/24 budget scrutiny report. He said

Medicaid programs across the country are quickly approaching what will be an enormous undertaking — one that will impact more than 3 million Michigan resident

The Supreme Court denies the petition seeking to scrap the Land Transportation Office's 2017 project for procurement of driver's license cards

Voting 12-0, the Supreme Court has affirmed the constitutionality of the use by the Land Transportation Office of the P341.7 million in unspent funds allocated in 2016 for the procurement of driver’s license cards with five-year validities. The money was used to supplement the budget appropriated in 2007 for the same purpose. Justice Rodil Zalameda,

THE Supreme Court (SC), in a vote of 12-0, has affirmed the constitutionality of the use of the Land Transportation Office (LTO) of the P341.7 million unspent funds for the procurement of driver’s license cards (DLC) with five year validity in 2016 to supplement the amount appropriated for the same…

The federal government is changing the rules for some very significant funding programs. Many of the changes relate to how federal agencies will distribute funding to state and local governments and the types of projects the funding will support. Rules emphasizing cybersecurity, clean energy, resilience, environmental justice and equity (among other priorities) are already

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House lawmakers debated on Thursday the constitutionality of a new pistol brace rule from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives, among other actions related to Second Amendment rights.