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Breakthrough Ultrasound Technique Induces Hibernation-Like State in Rodents, Opening New Avenues for Critical Care Treatment

Roselyn Sarita August 21, 20230

Researchers have employed ultrasound technology to initiate a hibernation-like state in rodents, mirroring the natural survival mechanism called torpor. A breakthrough study from Washington University in St. Louis has brought us one step closer to realizing science fiction’s dream of hibernation-like suspended animation Published in Nature Metabolism, this research holds potential for critical care treatment…

Most Dangerous Places In Virginia To Never Consider When Looking For New Homes

Catherine Mirandilla August 20, 20230

Here are some of the most dangerous places in Virginia you should never consider if you are looking for new homes. Most Dangerous Places in Virginia to Avoid if Looking for Places to Live in Despite Virginia being one of the most recommended states to visit due to its best attractions, there are some of…

New Labor Law Creates Uncertainty for Florida Businesses as Crackdown on Illegal Immigration Takes Effect

Roselyn Sarita July 11, 20230

Governor Ron DeSantis signed the anti-illegal immigration bill into law in May, and it is set to take effect this weekend. Florida businesses and the agriculture industry in Florida are preparing for the implementation of a new labor law that could have significant consequences for employers and potentially remove many undocumented immigrants from the workforce…

New NYC Minimum Wage Law Faces Criticism, Lawsuit Following Possible Impacts On App-Based Food Delivery Service Workers

Catherine Mirandilla July 7, 20230

The new NYC minimum wage law faced criticism and lawsuit following the possible impacts on app-based food delivery service workers. New NYC Minimum Wage Law for Delivery Service Workers Receives Criticism and Faces Lawsuit Following Possible Impacts Following the announcement of the new NYC minimum wage law for food delivery service workers, many individuals and…

Food Delivery Driver Apps Filed A Lawsuit Against NYC To Stop The New Raising Minimum Wage Law

Jay Tarife July 7, 20230

Food Delivery Driver Apps filed a lawsuit against New York City, aiming to stop the new law that requires Food Delivery Driver Apps companies to pay their delivery workers $17.96 an hour. The three Food Delivery Driver Apps companies are seeking a temporary restraining order to stop the law DoorDash, Grubhub, and Uber are…

New Jersey Governor And Lawmakers Announce A Deal On Property Tax Rebate Plan For Seniors

Jay Tarife June 29, 20230

In the new property tax rebates plan of New Jersey, homeowners who are 65 and above who make $500,000 or less will be eligible to receive up to $6,500 in property tax relief. New Jersey Governor and Lawmakers announced the property tax rebates plan New Jersey Governor and Lawmakers announced a deal last Wednesday…

New California Bill To Expand Affordable Housing For Low-Income Families Amidst Increasing Homelessness Rates

Catherine Mirandilla June 28, 20230

A new California bill will expand relief for affordable housing for low-income families amidst the increasing homelessness rates in the state. California Bill Will Provide More Funding for Low-Income Housing to Combat Homelessness Crisis With the increasing homelessness rates in the state, a new California bill aims to provide more affordable housing for low-income families,…

Texas Expands Eligibility for Food Stamps as New Law Eases Vehicle Asset Test Requirements

Jinely June 26, 20230

The bill, House Bill 1287, will allow thousands more Texans to qualify for financial assistance through the program. The governor of Texas, Greg Abbott, has signed a new bill into law that will expand eligibility for the federal SNAP, commonly known as food stamps The nonprofit organization Texas Grandparents Raising Grandchildren (TXGRG), led by Mercedes…

New Orleans Man Faces Murder Charge in Baby Daughter’s Death

Reia Leen Delantar June 24, 20230

NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Christopher Strickland, a New Orleans man who previously criticized Louisiana child welfare officials following an investigation into his infant son’s bruises in 2021, has now been arrested and charged with second-degree murder in connection with the death of his baby daughter. Strickland, 42, was released on a $175,000 bond after his…

Stimulus Update: Who Might Be Eligible for a $2,000 “Baby Bonus” Under a New Child Tax Credit Proposal?

Riya Sharma June 23, 20230

Legislation to restore the enhanced child tax credit and offer a $2,000 “baby bonus” for households with new babies has been proposed by three U.S. House Democrats. In a wider proposal to revive the 2021 American Rescue Plan Act, U.S. Representatives Ritchie Torres of New York, Suzan DelBene of Washington, and Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut…

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Breakthrough Ultrasound Technique Induces Hibernation-Like State in Rodents, Opening New Avenues for Critical Care Treatment

Most Dangerous Places In Virginia To Never Consider When Looking For New Homes

New Labor Law Creates Uncertainty for Florida Businesses as Crackdown on Illegal Immigration Takes Effect

New NYC Minimum Wage Law Faces Criticism, Lawsuit Following Possible Impacts On App-Based Food Delivery Service Workers

Food Delivery Driver Apps Filed A Lawsuit Against NYC To Stop The New Raising Minimum Wage Law

New Jersey Governor And Lawmakers Announce A Deal On Property Tax Rebate Plan For Seniors

New California Bill To Expand Affordable Housing For Low-Income Families Amidst Increasing Homelessness Rates

Texas Expands Eligibility for Food Stamps as New Law Eases Vehicle Asset Test Requirements

New Orleans Man Faces Murder Charge in Baby Daughter’s Death

Stimulus Update: Who Might Be Eligible for a $2,000 “Baby Bonus” Under a New Child Tax Credit Proposal?

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