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Month: August 2024

Nursing home oversight would be tightened under a bill passed in Massachusetts

Associated Press BOSTON (AP) — Massachusetts lawmakers have approved a bill designed to strengthen the state’s oversight of nursing homes, provide anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ nursing home residents, and help protect against the spread of infectious disease outbreaks. The bill passed Thursday. It would require long-term care facilities to provide staff training on the rights

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Alabama anti-DEI law shuts Black Student Union office, queer resource center at flagship university

The Associated Press/Report For America TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) — The University of Alabama shuttered the offices of the Black Student Union and a queer resource center last week in compliance with a state law that bans public universities from allocating resources to diversity, equity and inclusion programs. Leaders of the Black Student Union and Queer

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Soap for Hope Project shows how even small gestures can make a difference for underserved community members

By Lucille Lannigan Click here for updates on this story     ALBANY, Georgia (Albany Herald) — As the Soap for Hope Project wraps up its Kiss-A-Goat competition, its founders plan to expand their efforts – not just in helping the homeless community but in reaching out to other underserved areas as well. On Friday, the project

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Crisis migratoria en España: esta es la propuesta de Pedro Sánchez para frenar las llegadas irregulares de África

Sofía Benavides (CNN Español) —  La gira que realizó esta semana por tres países africanos el presidente del Gobierno de España, Pedro Sánchez, ha dado mucho que hablar, e incluso ha generado confusión. Su visita a Mauritania, Senegal y Gambia se produjo al tiempo que España hace frente a un fuerte desafío migratorio: el número

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Former California employee to get $350K to settle sexual harassment claims against state treasurer

SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) — The state of California has agreed to pay a former employee $350,000 to settle her claims that Democratic state Treasurer Fiona Ma sexually harassed her. The agreement filed Friday in Sacramento County Superior Court stems from a 2021 lawsuit filed by a former employee of the treasurer’s office — Judith Blackwell

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