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Is the Old McCain Officially Dead? « The Washington Independent

Jul 31, 2020

Is the Old McCain Officially Dead? « The Washington Independent

Is the Old McCain Officially Dead? « The Washington Independent

Jul 31, 2020

U.S. House subcommittee turns attention to terminating foreclosure mitigation services

U.S. House subcommittee turns attention to terminating foreclosure mitigation services

Leadership in the U.S.
Leadership in the U.S.
Jul 31, 2020

Colorado energy-policy protesters, counter protesters agree on ending subsidies for oil and gas companies

Colorado energy-policy protesters, counter protesters agree on ending subsidies for oil and gas companies

LONGMONT– The right and left protesters and counter-protesters gathered here off a sprawling suburban four-lane road and around a wall-less field house at the Boulder County Fairgrounds agreed on at least two things: that the group hosting the gathering, Americans for Prosperity , is suffering an image problem and that government subsidies to oil and gas companies have got to end.
LONGMONT– The right and left protesters and counter-protesters gathered here off a sprawling suburban four-lane road and around a wall-less field house at the Boulder County Fairgrounds agreed on at least two things: that the group hosting the gathering, Americans for Prosperity , is suffering an image problem and that government subsidies to oil and gas companies have got to end.
Jul 31, 2020

Michigan health agency calls on local departments to stop stigmatizing HIV

Michigan health agency calls on local departments to stop stigmatizing HIV

LANSING — The Michigan Department of Community Health issued a letter to local health departments Friday which “strongly encourages” those public bodies to cease using Client Acknowledgment forms that are legally inaccurate. The documents are used ostensibly to inform newly diagnosed HIV-positive persons of their legal responsibility under Michigan law to inform sexual partners of their status or face possible felony charges
LANSING — The Michigan Department of Community Health issued a letter to local health departments Friday which “strongly encourages” those public bodies to cease using Client Acknowledgment forms that are legally inaccurate. The documents are used ostensibly to inform newly diagnosed HIV-positive persons of their legal responsibility under Michigan law to inform sexual partners of their status or face possible felony charges
Jul 31, 2020
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