The Data Security Program (DSP), implemented by the Department of Justice's National Security Division (DOJ/NSD) under Executive Order ...

When residents in the state of Durango vote in Mexico’s first judicial elections next weekend, Leopoldo Chavez will be on the ballot for federal judge – despite the nearly six years he ...

The White House released an expansive report that blames a crisis of chronic disease in children on ultraprocessed foods, chemical exposures, lack of physical activity, stress and excessive use of ...

Currently Palestine has observer status at the United Nations General Assembly. Earlier this month, the Assembly voted overwhelmingly in favour of Palestine being granted full membership of the United ...

Like migrating salmon, mineral exploration companies are moving quickly into areas exposed by melting ice, hoping to strike ...

This week's Press Run includes items about a native plant sale in Cleveland Heights May 31; an August concert at Cain Park by ...

While gaps persist in workforce retention, infrastructure, and equitable access, the transformation of Nigeria’s health ...

An Analysis of the Small Employer Sample in the Financial Wellbeing Employer Survey,” also found that smaller employers lagged behind larger employers in the likelihood to offer various core, ...

Following an executive reset, the Tokyo firm hopes to grow its molecular and immunochemical testing businesses.

After a review of 145 applications from faculty and staff, The Alumnae of Northwestern University has awarded full or partial ...

President Donald Trump is making good on one of the boldest promises he made during his campaign: He put pen to paper, directing the federal Department of Education to plan its own demise.

President Donald Trump on Wednesday moved to dislodge a cornerstone of modern civil rights law through a sweeping executive order that strips the federal government of the key tool it used to ...