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Union representing Vermont correction officers voices displeasure with working conditions - Vimarsana News

Union representing Vermont correction officers voices displeasure with working conditions

The Vermont State Employees’ Association wrote a letter to Governor Phil Scott asking for a meeting to discuss long shifts and unhappy employees.

Source: mynbc5.com
Biden Administration, Advocacy Groups Mark Intersex Awareness Day - Vimarsana News

Biden Administration, Advocacy Groups Mark Intersex Awareness Day

On Intersex Awareness Day, many people wear yellow and purple.

More than half of all states have expanded access to Medicaid, CHIP postpartum coverage - Vimarsana News

More than half of all states have expanded access to Medicaid, CHIP postpartum coverage

More than half of all states across the country have expanded access to 12 months of Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program coverage after pregnancy, according to the Department of Health and Human Services. Georgia and Pennsylvania are the 25th and 26th states to be approved for the extended coverage, made possible by provisions in the American Rescue Plan, signed

Yellen says inflation remains Biden's No. 1 priority as Democrats face election onslaught - Vimarsana News

Yellen says inflation remains Biden's No. 1 priority as Democrats face election onslaught

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said that inflation remains far too high in the U.S., and that fighting it remains President Biden's top economic priority.

Mass. reading, math test scores slip to 19-year low - Vimarsana News

Mass. reading, math test scores slip to 19-year low

Reading and math scores on national exams for students in Massachusetts have dropped to their lowest levels in nearly two decades.

Source: boston.com