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A key US Congressional committee has passed a legislation to eliminate the per-country cap on issuing of Green Card on employment-based immigrant visas and to increase the per-country cap for family-based immigrant visas from seven per cent to 15 per cent, a move which will benefit Indian IT profess

A key US Congressional committee has passed a legislation to eliminate the per-country cap on issuing of Green Card on employment-based immigrant visas and to increase the per-country cap for family-based immigrant visas.

The bill now goes to the House for debate and voting. It also needs to be passed by the US Senate before it can be sent to the White House for the President (Joe Biden) to sign into law.

Youre suggesting the school board should say no, this is not allowed and we are going against the supreme court ruling. >> tucker: what im saying is you ought to be allowed to quote the new testament out loud in school -- if we are going to apply the standard which i suppose i would be happy to live under we have to apply it equally but is not applied equally as you know. >> i dont know the new testament story youre speaking of but its anybodys right to practice their religion and we are not ask...

In california and equity networks of various sorts, equal access. various grassroots and progressive organizations that are targeting the causes of inequality and injustice within the medical field -- >> part of it is being targeted and getting back up and getting -- part of it is sticking to your guns and not being intimidated out of doing this work, no matter what anyone else wants to make it into. philip martin, senior investigative reporter for cbs news, thank you for your work and for helpi...

Internal problems within the organization and theyre basically zeroing in on that, its thero reason also why this report today, the report that youre referenced, we focused ye atre the top, yes, on the neo naziss, demonstrating and threatening these doctors, but weat also zero in on their research. very important. and that research is in fact receiving support around the country, doctors like menetia sharma in california, and equity networks of various sorts, equal access, various grass roots an...

The Napleton Automotive Group, which includes its Ellwood City location, agreed to a $10 million lawsuit settlement with the FTC and state of Illinois

A once-failed bill that would criminalize camping on public property is back on the state Senate Judiciary Committees agenda.

A judge has ordered four federal law enforcement agencies to pay nearly $150,000 in attorney fees and expenses to one group of plaintiffs who challenged the tactics of federal agents