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POLITICS

Insurers Question Medical Necessity of Prosthetic Limbs, Limiting Coverage

Monday, Jan 06

Health insurers are limiting coverage of prosthetic limbs, often citing a lack of medical necessity and raising concerns of discrimination among amputees.

POLITICS

Pentagon Moves Toward Honorable Discharges for LGBTQ+ Veterans Barred Under 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell'

Monday, Jan 06

Pentagon proposes settlement for LGBTQ+ veterans seeking honorable discharges, enabling access to vital benefits and recognition of their service.

WORLD NEWS

Man claims Florence karaoke bar banned him from singing Neapolitan song, sparking cultural debate

Monday, Jan 06

A man alleges a Florence karaoke bar banned his Neapolitan song, igniting discussions on cultural identity and discrimination in Italy.

POLITICS

Pope Francis concludes Christmas season urging church communities to embrace inclusivity

Monday, Jan 06

Pope Francis concludes the Christmas season emphasizing a culture of welcome in Christian communities during Epiphany Mass at St. Peter's Basilica.

POLITICS

Summary of New Labor Laws in California for 2025

Sunday, Jan 05

Explore the new labor laws in California for 2025, enhancing workplace protections and family leave for employees.

POLITICS

Asian American Businesswoman Files Racial Bias Lawsuit Against PayPal

Sunday, Jan 05

An Asian American woman sues PayPal for racial bias after being excluded from a minority investment program, claiming significant financial losses.

POLITICS

DOJ uncovers discrimination by Oklahoma City police against individuals with behavioral disabilities

Saturday, Jan 04

The DOJ reports Oklahoma City police discriminate against those with behavioral disabilities, urging compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act.

POLITICS

Medals of Honor Posthumously Awarded to Heroes from Korea and Vietnam

Friday, Jan 03

Decades after their heroic acts, President Biden awards Medals of Honor to soldiers who sacrificed their lives in Korea and Vietnam.

POLITICS

Taliban's New Decree Further Erodes Women's Rights in Afghanistan

Friday, Jan 03

The Taliban's recent decree restricts employment of Afghan women by NGOs, raising alarms about humanitarian aid access and women's rights in Afghanistan.