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increase font size Biden to drop Trump’s antiabortion ‘global gag rule.’ Here’s what that means for abortion access worldwide. The decades of Washington-imposed whiplash have left sexual and reproductive health and rights programs around the world scrambling to secure funding. By Miriam BergerWashington Post Share Soon after he took office, President Donald Trump reinstated and expanded a policy known by its critics as the “global gag rule,” which bars U.S. funding for organizations abroad that perform abortions – or offer information about them. On Thursday, a week into his p...

HiddenLevers Introduces Model Improvement Workflow, a Breakthrough for Asset Manager Tech News provided by Share this article Share this article ATLANTA, Jan. 21, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- In the fintech arms race underway among asset managers, HiddenLevers, a leading tech platform in the space, announced new AM-centric workflows that turn the model construction process into an advisor-facing client experience. HiddenLevers Introduces Model Improvement Workflow, a Breakthrough for Asset Manager Tech "Fresh off a year of pandemic-era workshopping, we are helping asset managers reimagine their fr...

Founder and former corporate financier Sunna Van Kampen explains:  “We are the highest dose and most natural immunity drink on the market, combining the high vitamin doses with the plant extracts which helps increase the absorption and is absolutely key to our format. This enables 90 percent take up by the body compared to tablets which is around 30 to 40 percent.”  Years of fending off colds and seeing the shortfall in remedies, which focussed on symptom relief rather than immune system recovery, led to Van Kampen looking deep into what the science had to say and developing his own nat...

Dozens experiencing homelessness find shelter in tents at Grand Rapids park encampment Updated Dec 18, 2020; Facebook Share GRAND RAPIDS, MI – About 50 to 100 people experiencing homelessness have found shelter in tents pitched at Heartside Park. A farm worker, a woman kicked out by her parents for being transgender, a self-described “gourmet chef” and a young couple were among those homeless and temporarily living in the city park. The encampment and rising rates of homelessness prompted the development of an emergency shelter at the Purple East building, 250 Ionia Ave. SW, in the Hea...

Emergency Shelter for Those Experiencing Homelessness to Open in Heartside District As it gets colder and the snow starts to fall, a coalition of community, nonprofit and business leaders are working together to provide safe emergency shelter for residents of the Heartside neighborhood who are experiencing homelessness.  An alliance led by Mel Trotter Ministries, Guiding Light, the City of Grand Rapids, and Kris Elliott of Evergreen Companies, has leased space at 250 Ionia Ave. SW in downtown Grand Rapids. The space will accommodate what experts say could be 100 people a night who are s...