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Supreme Court sides with Trump administration in birth control opt-out case
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Taxpayers need to resume payments by July 15
"We are sympathetic to the many Americans still suffering COVID-related hardships and stand ready to continue offering help to those who need it"
coronavirus
President Trump threatens to cut federal aid from schools that don't reopen
President Trump on Wednesday also criticized the CDC's school reopening guidelines as being 'very tough & expensive.'
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Supreme Court sides with Catholic schools in employment suit
The justices had previously said in a unanimous 2012 decision that the Constitution prevents ministers from suing their churches for employment discrimination.
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Harvard, MIT sue to block ICE rule on international students
ICE had notified colleges that international students will be forced to leave the U.S. or transfer to another college if theirs operates entirely online this fall.
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Famed clothier Brooks Brothers files for bankruptcy
The 200-year-old company Brooks Brothers, which claims it put 40 U.S. president in suits, is seeking Chapter 11 protection.
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Mayor Pete Buttigieg releasing a new book this fall
The book authored by the former Democratic presidential candidate, “Trust: America’s Best Chance,” is scheduled to be released on Oct. 6.
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Walgreens to add up to 700 in-store clinics with primary care doctors
Walgreens expects to bring these in-store primary care clinics to hundreds of stores in 30 markets over the next five years.
nation-world
Facebook's civil rights audit finds 'serious setbacks'
Facebook hired the audit’s leader in May 2018 to assess its performance on vital social issues. The 100-page report found a “seesaw of progress and setbacks.”
nation-world
Levi's to cut 700 office jobs due to coronavirus-related slump
Like other clothing companies, Levi's had to temporarily close its stores due to the virus. Many of the department stores that sell its jeans were also shut.
nation-world
Rare gorillas in Nigeria captured on camera with babies
The gorillas have been threatened for decades by hunting and loss of habitat as residents cut down forests to make way for agriculture.
coronavirus
'Desperation science' slows the hunt for coronavirus drugs
The pandemic will do enough harm, and damage to the system for testing and approving drugs “should not be part of its legacy.”
money
Taxpayers need to resume payments by July 15
"We are sympathetic to the many Americans still suffering COVID-related hardships and stand ready to continue offering help to those who need it"
coronavirus
President Trump threatens to cut federal aid from schools that don't reopen
President Trump on Wednesday also criticized the CDC's school reopening guidelines as being 'very tough & expensive.'
nation-world
Supreme Court sides with Catholic schools in employment suit
The justices had previously said in a unanimous 2012 decision that the Constitution prevents ministers from suing their churches for employment discrimination.
nation-world
Harvard, MIT sue to block ICE rule on international students
ICE had notified colleges that international students will be forced to leave the U.S. or transfer to another college if theirs operates entirely online this fall.
nation-world
Famed clothier Brooks Brothers files for bankruptcy
The 200-year-old company Brooks Brothers, which claims it put 40 U.S. president in suits, is seeking Chapter 11 protection.
nation-world
Mayor Pete Buttigieg releasing a new book this fall
The book authored by the former Democratic presidential candidate, “Trust: America’s Best Chance,” is scheduled to be released on Oct. 6.
nation-world
Walgreens to add up to 700 in-store clinics with primary care doctors
Walgreens expects to bring these in-store primary care clinics to hundreds of stores in 30 markets over the next five years.
nation-world
Facebook's civil rights audit finds 'serious setbacks'
Facebook hired the audit’s leader in May 2018 to assess its performance on vital social issues. The 100-page report found a “seesaw of progress and setbacks.”
nation-world
Levi's to cut 700 office jobs due to coronavirus-related slump
Like other clothing companies, Levi's had to temporarily close its stores due to the virus. Many of the department stores that sell its jeans were also shut.
nation-world
Rare gorillas in Nigeria captured on camera with babies
The gorillas have been threatened for decades by hunting and loss of habitat as residents cut down forests to make way for agriculture.
coronavirus
'Desperation science' slows the hunt for coronavirus drugs
The pandemic will do enough harm, and damage to the system for testing and approving drugs “should not be part of its legacy.”
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