Senate bill would help employees participate in retirement savings plans
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Many employers automatically enroll their employees in retirement savings plans when they start the job, but many employees initially decide to opt out.
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New Boys Home director feels ‘blessed’ to be able to serve community
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Chris Doyle was impressed immediately with the community spirit surrounding the Boys Home, the Covington-based nonprofit that provides a supportive environment for young males whose lives have been impacted by poverty or family instability.
Mel Gurtov: Employing confidence building measures in the Ukraine crisis
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The president of Ukraine has come to believe that as much as he wants Ukraine to join NATO, it may be just a dream, suggesting a willingness to forego membership.
7 notable U.S. business leaders setting new trends for startups
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Great business leaders aren’t afraid to share their knowledge with others. Here are 7 valuable business leaders in the U.S. who are helping entrepreneurs achieve their business goals.
Largest gift for liver research in U.S. history to transform liver care at VCU
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Virginia Commonwealth University will radically expand treatment options for liver and liver-related metabolic diseases thanks to a historic, transformational $104 million gift.
Parents file temporary restraining order to stop mask-optional mandate
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The parents of 12 children with disabilities have filed for a temporary restraining order and preliminary injunction to advance their Feb. 1 lawsuit.
These tips are essential for safe internet browsing: Best practices
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Worried about internet privacy? Follow these ten steps and relax.
Wim Laven: War vs. bridges
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Politicians have made poor decisions on spending priorities and we have made poor choices in politicians we elect.
House passes Postal Service Reform Act: Will it improve mail delivery?
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The House of Representatives has passed H.R. 3076, the bipartisan Postal Service Reform Act, to improve the reliability of the United States Postal Service, strengthen its financial stability, and protect the benefits of employees and retirees.
More salad, less meat better for planet
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Prioritizing salads is indeed a step forward, as meat and animal products lead to pollution and the production of greenhouse gasses that trap heat in the atmosphere and lead to global warming.
