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The Internal Revenue Service (IRS) recently reversed course and announced that breast pumps and other

On Wednesday, the full House Committee on Education and the Workforce heard contrasting testimony on

As many legislative sessions kick off around the country, interest remains high among lawmakers to encourage

On February 1, 2011, Illinois Governor Pat Quinn signed SB 1716, the Illinois Religious Freedom Protection

The pace of new healthcare-reform related bills introduction has not slowed. While it is unclear if any

As expected, on Wednesday Senators opposed to the Affordable Care Act failed to gain sufficient votes

Several recently-published studies on employer and employee reactions to the Affordable Care Act and

A month after a federal judge in Virginia ruled that the individual mandate provisions of the new health

As expected, members of the new Congress have scheduled a number of committee hearings to address the

Spurred by the momentum of passing a health care repeal bill last week, members of the House of Representatives