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Share on Pinterest Leaders in the diabetes community have been left divided following the ADA’s investigation into conference expulsions from its June Scientific Sessions. Getty Images / Maskot ...

A former Kansas City, Missouri, Police Officer will spend life in prison after the murder of a 71-year-old man in a Walmart parking lot in 2024. Taquiza Johnson, 49, who was an officer with the Kansas ...

Chelsea covers the Department of Health and Human Services with a particular focus on power and influence at the top. Confidential tips can be sent via Signal at chelseacirruzzo.42. Helen Branswell ...

Disgruntled ADA members have threatened to depart for other organizations or form a new association entirely. (Fraiser Kansteiner) Following the removal of five scientists from its annual conference ...

Vietnam drivers for Grab Holdings Ltd. are calling on fellow independent contractors to engage in a work stoppage this weekend to protest the ride-hailing company’s commission rate, which they say is ...

Sportswear giant Adidas has faced criticism and calls for a boycott for featuring a former Israeli army soldier in an advertising campaign for the company’s single-shoe service for amputees. The ...

Diversity, equity, and inclusion initiatives are fading under pressure from the Trump administration. Florida and Texas have dismantled DEI offices, while Georgia has barred mandatory DEI training and ...

An official at Southern Methodist University was captured on undercover video describing what she called "a lot of maneuvering" surrounding the school’s diversity, equity and inclusion efforts, ...

The fight between the union representing thousands of Starbucks baristas and their employer is heating up, as workers call for a boycott. Starbucks Workers United announced the boycott — spurred by ...

Deloitte’s decision to pay $21.5 million to end the DOJ case follows moves by IBM, PayPal, and others to settle government accusations that they violated the False Claims Act by continuing hiring or ...

Accounting firm Deloitte agreed to pay $21.5 million to settle Department of Justice allegations that it violated the False Claims Act by failing to comply with anti-discrimination requirements in ...