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EEOC Files Lawsuit Against Sheetz for Discriminatory Hiring

The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is suing Sheetz for this controversial hiring practice.

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EPA proposes plan to replace lead water lines nationwide

The environmental protection agency is unveiling a bold plan to correct an ongoing issue.The E-P-A is proposing a rule that would require water systems across t

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EEOC complaint released amid Emmett Township Board of Trustees turmoil

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City Council Questions New Streamlined Housing Process

PLEASANTON — A streamlined review process for some of the city’s housing projects may risk turning public hearings into exercises in frustration, according to the city council at its Dec.

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Rutledge Calls on SEC to Allow Full Public Input on ESG Rules

LITTLE ROCK – Attorney General Leslie Rutledge and 17 other state attorneys general sent a letter pushing back against the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) attempt to stifle the public’s ability to provide input on overreaching and unlawful regulations concerning environmental, social, and governance (ESG) investing and

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