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Univ. of Miami a ‘Vipers’ Nest’ of Bias, Ex-Surgery Chair Says
The University of Miami retaliated against and fired its department of surgery chair and surgeon-in-chief after she complained about being paid less than male department chairs, according to a lawsuit filed Wednesday.
CDC Push for More Pandemic Power Meets Republican Resistance (1)
The CDC chief’s quest for new powers she’s said it sorely needs for a pandemic response faces resistance from a key House lawmaker.
Eli Lilly Promotes Millennials Over Older Employees, Suit Says
BGOV OnPoint: Biden Domestic Agenda Faces Uphill Battle
President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address Feb. 7 included a wide range of policy proposals that would require congressional action — a tall task given divided control of the two chambers.
Texas Targets Biden Abortion Pill Access Initiative
The state of Texas is suing to block one of the Biden administration’s key initiatives to protect access to abortion medication, alleging an HHS guidance for pharmacies seeks to impose federal abortion rights that no longer exist.
NY Banks to Get Anti-Redlining Credit for Small Business Loans
New York-chartered banks will be eligible to get credit for issuing loans to women- and minority-owned small businesses in underserved communities, under the state’s updated anti-redlining law.
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