Will not favor those with or without degrees. College degrees are necessary in many lines of work, such as in jobs within the medical field. But degrees are…
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FDA Says No to Certain Hand Sanitizers
Some brands may contain toxic chemicals. The Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers not to purchase hand sanitizers manufactured from EskBiochem SA de CV due to the…
Read MorePresident Extends Ban on H-1B Visas
Freeze on foreign-issued green cards goes to end of the year. President Trump signed an executive order earlier this week that bans green cards issued outside the United…
Read MoreVirus Death Rates at Lowest Level, Secretary Reports
Hospitalizations also at lowest level in two months. Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar said the number of people seeking treatment and dying from COVID-19 is at…
Read MoreGovernor Cuomo Ends Daily Coronavirus Briefings
As the infection rates slow, New York tentatively relaxes. Since the beginning of the New York outbreak in March, Gov. Andrew Cuomo has been giving daily press briefings…
Read More46 States See Hiring Bump, Unemployment Remains High
State employment gaps increase, tourism industries hit hardest. With many states ushering in soft to full re-openings in the face of the coronavirus pandemic, an increase in national…
Read MoreLawmakers Push for Aid to Restaurants
Industry has lost millions of jobs in lockdowns. A bipartisan group of lawmakers is pushing for $120 billion in aid for restaurants. Their aim is to prevent further…
Read MoreStudy Shows Wearing Face Masks Beneficial
Could help wipe out COVID-19 and prevent future pandemics. Researchers from the CDC and in the U.K. report that there was a “significant decline in daily COVID-19 growth…
Read MorePresident Trump Considering Infrastructure Package
$1 trillion could help spur the economy back to life. President Trump and his administration is preparing an infrastructure package focused on transportation projects as part of its…
Read MoreNIH Expands COVID-19 Research
Looking at why underrepresented communities are so vulnerable. The National Institutes of Health is expanding antibody testing, surveying personal impacts, and collecting electronic health data from underrepresented communities…
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