Energy Department’s Action Against Race Discrimination Funds
The Energy Department has taken significant steps to combat race discrimination by terminating funding to Harvard University, sparking discussions about policy accountability.
Understanding I-9 Compliance for 2025
Learn key I-9 compliance strategies in our upcoming webinar.
Bucks County Climate Lawsuit Dismissed
Bucks County Judge Stephen Corr dismissed the county’s climate lawsuit against oil and gas companies with prejudice.
DOE Terminates Harvard Funding Over Discrimination Policy
This week, the Department of Energy terminated significant grant funding to Harvard University over its racial discrimination policy.
Boulder’s Climate Lawsuit: A Legal Update
The Colorado Supreme Court allows Boulder’s climate lawsuit to progress, amid a nationwide trend of dismissals.
ADA Urges Congress: Protect Dentists from Tax Hike
The ADA is actively urging members to voice their opposition against a tax bill that could significantly impact dentists.
Navigating AI and HIPAA Compliance Risks
Balancing AI deployments with HIPAA compliance can be fraught with numerous risks. Awareness and best practices are essential.
Spotting Impossible Day Healthcare Fraud Schemes
This article delves into the alarming cases of impossible day healthcare fraud, highlighting patterns and preventive measures.
ADA Clarifies Fluoride Toothpaste Recommendations
The ADA stands firm on the positive impact of fluoride toothpaste for dental health, addressing recent statements from Texas officials.
Understanding Fraud in Home Health Care Services
A look into the growing issue of home health care fraud and its implications for the healthcare system.