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With ear-pounding sources that range from gasoline-powered leaf blowers to crypto mining, a campaign aims to force the agency back into a previously

Highlights from Salon, Washington Post, NPR’s ‘Morning Edition’ and others.

Democrat New York Gov. Kathy Hochul and New York City Mayor Eric Adams on Monday called on President Biden to expedite work authorization for asylum seekers.

The University of California (UC) system is moving toward hiring undocumented students for student-employment positions despite a federal law banning the practice. 

Today, coercive diplomacy is a standard instrument in the US foreign policy toolbox, and containment and suppression in political, economic, military, cultural and other fields have been used to conduct coercive diplomacy around the world for pure US self-interest.

While there are many gains made over the first decade of devolution, various policy and legislative barriers continue to hamper devolved health services.

With legal challenge expected, board of regents wants time to consider legal strategies.

The High Court in Eldoret has ordered a suit filed by a man, who alleges to have been wrongfully diagnosed HIV positive, to be heard afresh at the magistrate's court.

Setting annual caps on outlays by government agencies and programs sounded smart in 2011 — until everyone agreed to ignore them.

While there are many gains made over the first decade of devolution, various policy and legislative barriers continue to hamper devolved health services.