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BOSTON — A conservative pro-business group is challenging the constitutionality of a proposed ballot question that would authorize drivers for Uber, Lyft and other for-hire drivers to unionize and bargain

PROVIDENCE – Bolstering post-retirement financial security and improving access to housing will be two of AARP Rhode Island’s top priorities for this legislative session.

ERIE — The Erie VA Medical Center will hold a Women Veterans “Beyond the Basics” Awareness Fair 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday in the center’s second-floor conference rooms.

The Board of Visitors’ (BoV) Student Affairs Committee convened Thursday to discuss a strategic plan for the department, JMU’s accessibility resources and new initiatives such as religious spaces to enhance

ATLANTA — Cancer patients, survivors, and caregivers across Georgia gathered at the State Capitol Feb. 6 in a nationwide effort to advocate for healthcare and healthcare coverage reform.

Items of interest around the Waco area, in brief.

The coalition government is taking early action to curb the surge in welfare dependency that occurred under the previous government by setting out its expectations around employment and the use of benefit sanctions, Social Development and Employment Minister ...

New Zealand’s largest education union, NZEI Te Riu Roa, strongly condemns the punitive sanctions against people on welfare benefits Prime Minister Christopher Luxon has announced this afternoon, saying that any sanctions a government takes ...

Warnings about the fiscal health of Pennsylvania hospitals have sounded for years.