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Seven Thoughts: Explaining FDA s Plans to Ban Menthol Cigarettes & Flavored Cigars – halfwheel

Seven Thoughts: Explaining FDA’s Plans to Ban Menthol Cigarettes & “Flavored Cigars” For those of you that haven’t spent much time talking about hypothetical FDA actions or studying how the agency does its business, this is probably confusing. And if you are one of those people that does pay attention to FDA, today was super confusing. In short, we don’t know much about FDA’s plans and it could be some time almost certainly next year before we have the specifics of what the agency intends on doing, although those intentions will then be subject to change. Based on today’s announcement, it will be many years before any actual bans of menthol cigarettes and/or flavored cigars take effect.

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What to Know in Washington: Biden Targets Trump Voters, Suburbs

April 27, 2021 7:00 AM By Zachary Sherwood and Brandon Lee Joe Bidenâs massive infrastructure and family-support plans are a direct appeal to the discontented White voters who put Donald Trump in office and to independent suburban women, his advisers say, with the president staking a claim on economic issues ahead of the 2022 midterm elections. The so-called American Jobs Plan Biden released last month features spending on traditional infrastructure like highways and airports to better compete with China, a pitch his advisers think will resonate with Republican men and blue-collar workers. And the âAmerican Families Planâ heâll outline this week seeks to broadly increase the availability of child care and improve working conditions for people caring for children and seniors a top priority for suburban women, pollsters say.

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Bay Area Reporter :: HUD withdraws proposed Trump-era rule allowing anti-trans discrimination

The Biden administration announced on Thursday (April 22) that it has formally withdrawn a rule proposed in the Trump era by the Department of Housing & Urban Development that would have allowed taxpayer-funded homeless shelters to turn away transgender people on the basis of their gender identity. HUD Secretary Marcia Fudge said in a statement the proposed regulation, which would have weakened the Equal Access Rule barring discrimination in housing against LGBTQ people and was widely expected to be scrapped in the Biden administration, won t be implemented. Access to safe, stable housing and shelter is a basic necessity, Fudge said. Unfortunately, transgender and gender-nonconforming people report more instances of housing instability and homelessness than cisgender people. Today, we are taking a critical step in affirming HUD s commitment that no person be denied access to housing or other critical services because of their gender identity. HUD is open for business for all

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As Biden Backs Indian-American Budget Pick Neera Tanden, 3 Senators Oppose Nomination

As Biden Backs Indian-American Budget Pick Neera Tanden, 3 Senators Oppose Nomination
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USDOL s New Independent Contractor Final Rule is DOA, Or Is It? Not So Fast! | DirectEmployers Association

On Thursday, January 7, 2021, the U.S. Department of Labor (“USDOL”) published its long-awaited Federal Register revising its interpretation of independent contractor (“IC”) status under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”). Significantly, the Rule is NOT scheduled to go into effect until March 8, 2021, AFTER President-elect Biden will have been sworn in as the 46th President of the United States. While the new Final Rule would give employers and workers greater flexibility to arrange their work relationships, it is unlikely to survive, absent court challenge, since President-elect Biden has already vowed to immediately retract it once he becomes President. Retracting the new Trump Rule would leave existing Obama-era Rules in place defining who are “employees” and who are ICs. However, retracting the new Trump Rules

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