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Dr. Lylas Mogk, an 84-year-old ophthalmologist at Henry Ford Health, is suing the system for age discrimination due to a required cognition assessment.

EEOC sues Jacobson Memorial Hospital in North Dakota for alleged racial harassment and illegal discharge of African American employee. EEOC seeks back pay and d

Pharmacy assistants had mixed emotions after hearing they were to start work on October 2 at their assigned facilities under the department of health.

The House and Senate are both floundering on their efforts to pass funding bills past Sept. 30.

Republicans are taking advantage of the United Auto Workers' (UAW) strike to gain traction in Michigan as the union is seeking to have higher wages for workers.

California is threatening to defund more than 600 schools after the establishments were found to have low vaccination rates for students or did not properly file vaccination reports.

An Idaho court struck down a neurosurgery practices request for a new trial related to a wrongful termination verdict handed down in September 2022.

In a judicial settlement for its 2020 response to Black Lives Matter protests, New York City's police department agreed to establish new protester-protection protocols.

In a judicial settlement for its 2020 response to Black Lives Matter protests, New York City's police department agreed to establish new protester-protection protocols.

A bill from Virginia Democrats would automatically trigger a continuing resolution when there is a lapse in appropriations and restrict the Senate’s abi...