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In mid-December, many people are thinking about what goals they would like to achieve as the New Year…

Gov. Mike Dunleavy has announced a “People First” initiative, which will also be part of his 2023 budget to be rolled out on Wednesday. People First involves major investments in Alaska State soldiers, village public safety officers,…

As the University of Nebraska-Lincoln moves forward with diversity planning and a new commitment to action, Nebraska Today sits with university leaders to explore how inclusive excellence is incorporated into day-to-day…

Oregon Gov. Kate Brown announced an agreement with leaders of the Oregon Legislature to have the bills…

WASHINGTON - When 14 Senate Republicans joined forces with Democrats on Thursday to pave the way for Congress to avoid a first-ever federal default, it reflected the crucial role of the pragmatic wing of the GOP in a divided government.…

The COVID-19 outbreaks in elementary schools in Ontario are at the peak of the pandemic, surpassing the peak of wave three when soaring cases forced schools across the province to switch to apprenticeship in line after the April spring…

Gov. Tony Evers has vetoed tax relief for tuition fees for apprentices who have to pay for courses taught outside recognized trade schools. The legislation, SB-125, duplicates existing tax benefits,…

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Democrats on the U.S. House Natural Resources Committee on Thursday urged President Joe Biden to take stronger action to limit oil and gas production, while Republicans said cutting domestic production…

UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa .-- As public benefit technology advances, more and more researchers in all disciplines strive to apply technology for the service of the public good, for example by advancing equity and justice. social justice through…