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The institute is asking for more guidance on how to help taxpayers compute their losses on digital assets such as cryptocurrency.

WASHINGTON -- U.S. Senators Mike Braun and Amy Klobuchar reintroduced the Freedom to Invest in Tomorrow’s Workforce Act, bipartisan legislation to allow Americans to use ‘529’ education savings accounts for skills training, credentialing, and certification programs.  Current law only permits workers

GOVERNOR Arnold I. Palacios on Thursday appeared before a U.S. Senate committee to testify in support of U.S. Congressman Gregorio Kilili Camacho Sablans H.R. 560 or the Northern Mariana Islands

(The Center Square) - Sen. Lisa Murkowski, R-Alaska, is asking for the publics input on a proposed waterfront improvement project.

Unprecedented labor shortages continue to weigh down the U.S. economy, resulting in higher food prices, cancelled flights, delayed deliveries, reduced public safety, and overcrowded emergency rooms. This Backgrounder examines the current U.S. labor market by diving deeper into the employment trends among different groups of workers with data through May 2022.

Education plays a critical role in developing workers’ knowledge, skills, and talents—as well as in matching these with new and emerging technologies. As a key factor in determining what and how much workers produce and earn, education is a fundamental component of economic growth and of personal well-being. Poor government policies have created an inefficient and monopolistic higher education system with sky-high tuition costs and a growing skills gap, and recent policies enacted in the nam...

As I travel to communities and listen to Vermonters describe their greatest challenges, I hear about the same pressing issue: our workforce crisis. Our workforce shortage shapes every facet of daily life in Vermont, from Brattleboro to Barre to St....

New Hampshire has consistently been a great state to open a business and to raise a family, but as any parent of young children knows, the difficulty of accessing affordable and reliable childcare is threatening the precarious balance of industry and...

With the release of Ohio's new tourism video Friday, two legislators have a new recruitment tactic to get more people to live in the state: the Graduating and Retaining Ohio's Workforce Act (GROW).

Reps. Jon Cross, a Republican from Hardin County, and Sedrick Denson, a Democrat from Cincinnati, have proposed the Graduating and Retaining Ohio's Workforce Act to attract and retain college graduates.