Julianna Rylko

Reproductive choices have remained at the top of news sites and political campaigns for decades, but the role of certificate of need (CON) laws in delivery location options has stayed out of the headlines of larger news organizations. Despite many women wanting to give birth in places other than hospitals, their inability to access birthing centers does not get much attention. People at odds in other aspects of reproductive issues might find agreement on this topic and be willing to unite in action, so this matter provides a unique opportunity to enact change.

BlackRock might not be breaking up with Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) investing quite yet.

“We want (teachers) to work and make money that puts them above the poverty line,” Chicago Teachers Union (CTU) President Stacy Davis Gates declared this week. The average Chicago Public Schools teacher makes

Certificate of need (CON) laws have remained controversial for the 60 years they have existed.

It is financially beneficial for schools to create, exacerbate, exaggerate, or prolong mental health issues in students.

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The ACC would waste taxpayer dollars, do little to bolster the environment, and invite further encroachment by the federal government.

hearing, Rep. Summer Lee (PA-12) claimed that parents who express concerns about culture wars in public schools are a small minority in the K-12 sphere. She said:

“New Mexico has fallen so far behind in public school performance—we rank last in the nation —that kids could use eight days a week in classes, never mind just five,” said New Mexico Secretary of Education Dr. Arsenio Romero. New Mexico’s teachers union disagrees. The union opposes a new state rule requiring a 180-day school year.

Car rental company Hertz is experiencing continued fallout from its electric vehicle (EV) embrace.