OSHA Celebrates Reduced Injuries in St. Louis Steel Plant

Acknowledged in the Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program in April. To highlight their Safety and Health Achievement Recognition Program (SHARP), the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)…

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Lifting of Title 42 Blocked by Federal Judge

Program would have ended May 23. A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked President Biden’s administration from ending the Title 42 public health order on May 23. Judge…

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Baby Formula Shortage Concerns Parents and Pediatricians

FDA shutdown of Michigan manufacturer contributing to lowered supply. Supply chain and delivery issues are a part of a nationwide shortage of infant and baby formula, causing parents…

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Court Temporarily Blocks Lifting Title 42

Action filed by Missouri, Louisiana, and Arizona.  A U.S. District Court in Louisiana has granted a temporary restraining order blocking the Biden administration from lifting Title 42. President Trump’s…

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State Governments Sue to Retain Border Health Directive

President’s administration plans to end Title 42 in late May. The attorneys general of Arizona, Louisiana, and Missouri have filed suit against President Biden’s administration challenging the plan…

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White House Requests Supreme Court Review of Remain in Mexico Policy

Asking for the High Court to review the policy when in session in April. The president’s administration has asked the Supreme Court to review their case on the…

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Supreme Court Declines Johnson & Johnson Talcum Powder Appeal

The lower court ruling stands on $2.1 billion in damage for contaminated powder. The Supreme Court turned down a Johnson & Johnson appeal challenging a $2.1 billion civil…

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Twelve States Sue Administration Over Climate Order

Suit argues a lack of authority to set a “social cost” for greenhouse gases. The attorneys general of twelve states have joined in a coalition to sue President…

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Interior Department Adds National Historical Park

Site will maintain French settlement in Missouri. The Interior Department recently announced that a new National Historical Park had been established. The Ste. Genevieve Historical Park is the…

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Missouri Sues China

Lawsuit lays blame for pandemic at China’s feet. The State of Missouri is the first to file a lawsuit against China, accusing the country of being responsible for…

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