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The Family and Medical Leave Act was the first piece of legislation that the 42nd president signed into law after taking office in 1993.

Three decades after Bill Clinton signed the nation’s family and medical leave law, he was back at the White House on Thursday to hold forth on what it’s meant to the country, unspooling his trademark blend of storytelling and wonkiness.

He speaks just days before Sunday's 30th anniversary of his landmark Family and Medical Leave Act.

Practice gained notoriety during 2008 global financial crisis

Photo: Opening of the CELAC summit in Argentina, January 24, 2023. Credit: @PPT_CELAC The 7th Summit of CELAC, the Community of Latin American and Car

Key figures in Juntos por el Cambio call for Venezuelan “dictator” to be arrested if he sets foot in Argentina for upcoming CELAC summit; US President Joe Biden to skip event in Buenos Aires.

Ben Bernanke may be a shoo-in for confirmation as Federal Reserve chairman, but that doesn’t mean his confirmation hearing will be painless.

Key figures in Juntos por el Cambio call for Venezuelan “dictator” to be arrested if he sets foot in Argentina for upcoming CELAC summit; US President Joe Biden to skip event in Buenos Aires.

Torrent search engine isoHunt today announced that it has settled its legal battle with the MPAA for $110 million. The site's owner has decided to throw in the towel and shut down the site for now, but an application for an appeal at the U.S. Supreme Court is still pending. The MPAA described the outcome of the case as a landmark victory that will preserve jobs and protect tens of thousands of businesses.

The Catholic Church should be helping President Biden shape public opinion on the issue of immigration reform, argues columnist Michael Sean Winters.