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On Friday, February 3, the Department of Justice, Antitrust Division (the "DOJ") announced its withdrawal of three policy statements on health care antitrust enforcement...

In places like Gold Bar, people can get their food assistance card immediately from the DSHS mobile office, a truck.

Two Johnson City Schools middle school students recently took the top two spots in the 6-8th grade division of the 2022 Civics Essay Contest with Liberty Bell’s Allie O’Neil taking

Healthcare

To advance its goal of having 100% of people in traditional Medicare in an accountable care relationship in seven years, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has announced three initiatives in the Medicare Shared Savings Program and the ACO REACH and Kidney Care Choices models. More than 700,000 healthcare providers and organizations will participate in at least one

A total of 28 Swiss projects worth P19.618 billion employing 8,547 workers are being hosted by various economic zones in the country to date and is expected to further improve following strong interest from various companies during business meeting held by the Philippines with local companies as par

NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- A Crockett County student has placed first in section of a statewide essay contest.

President and Chief Executive Officer Rolando Ledesma Macasaet formally assumed the post as the 20th head of the Social Security System (SSS) from outgoing

2022 saw laws increasing pay equity through pay disclosure laws, curtailing employer use of noncompete agreements. Some state-paid family and medical leave laws are taking effect, legal protections for sexual harassment victims and discrimination continued to increase.

State-owned Social Security System (SSS) has justified the contribution increase beginning next year, saying it would help fund higher benefit disbursements to its members. In a statement, Michael G. Regino, SSS president and chief executive officer, said the one percentage point incre