The Cut: New Bill Would Make Congressmen Pay Their Own Sexual-Harrassment Settlements
The Cut - The House of Representatives approved legislation today to reform how Congress handles reports of sexual harassment, The Hill reports.
The Cut: New Bill Would Make Congressmen Pay Their Own Sexual-Harrassment Settlements
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The Cut - The House of Representatives approved legislation today to reform how Congress handles reports of sexual harassment, The Hill reports. Think Progress: Trump Administration to allow lifetime limits on Medicaid, coverage for thousands at risk
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Think Progress - The proposal is the latest in a line of attempts to dismantle the safety net program. Think Progress: What happens when GOP's war on welfare comes for Medicaid
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Think Progress - As House Speaker Paul Ryan tries to renew welfare reform efforts on Capitol Hill, his home state is way ahead of him. The Daily Cardinal: U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore questions state's handling of children's lead poisoning
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The Daily Cardinal - U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore has urged federal officials to investigate the state’s management of children’s lead poisoning after a scandal within Milwaukee’s health department. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: EPA may sue barrel company to force compliance if pollution violations aren't settled
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency is negotiating a settlement with a chain of troubled chemical barrel refurbishing plants but may sue the company to force compliance if negotiations break down, officials said Saturday. Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore calls for federal agencies to investigate Milwaukee's troubled lead
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Milwaukee Journal Sentinel - U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore is urging officials with two federal agencies to open investigations of Milwaukee's troubled program aimed at preventing lead poisoning in children. Washington Examiner: House lawmakers charge Medicaid work rules violate federal law
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Washington Examiner - A group of 72 House lawmakers want the Trump administration to rescind new rules to allow states to implement work requirements for Medicaid. Fox6 Now: "I am concerned:" Congresswoman Moore sends letters to CDC, HUD amid lead testing controversy
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Fox6 Now - Congresswoman Gwen Moore has sent letters to the CDC and US Department of Housing and Urban Development — seeking information about how the “Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program” is being managed. WTMJ: Rep. Gwen Moore calls for investigation of Health Department after lead snafu
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WTMJ - U.S. Rep. Gwen Moore is urging the Centers for Disease Control to investigate the Milwaukee Health Department after the recent lead exposure notification concern. The Root: Members of the Congressional Black Caucus Will Honor Recy Taylor During Trump's State of the Union
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The Root - Rep. Gwen Moore Pays Homage to Rape Survivor Recy Taylor. Browse Documents by Date or Issue |