
NYC Building Workers Threaten Strike Over Wages and Benefits
About 34,000 doormen, concierges and building workers in New York City are threatening to strike over wage and health insurance disputes.

About 34,000 doormen, concierges and building workers in New York City are threatening to strike over wage and health insurance disputes.

A police officer acknowledged errors at a public inquiry into failures before Valdo Calocane killed three people in Nottingham.

AstraZeneca reported successful late-stage trial results for a chronic lung disease treatment, leading to a 4% increase in the company's stock price.

A lawsuit challenges Georgia's laws that criminalize certain midwifery practices as maternal health outcomes worsen in the state.
Two separate stories from across the UK highlight workplace milestones and professional diversity challenges.

Jose Medina, charged in the shooting death of Loyola University student Sheridan Gorman, was discovered with a weapon while in jail custody.

Medical professionals discuss the growing popularity of peptide treatments and provide guidance on managing what could be an intense allergy season.

Polish influencer Piotr Hancke completed a record-breaking nine-day charity livestream with celebrity support to raise funds for children with cancer.

Raw oysters and clams harvested in Washington state between Feb. 13-March 3 have been recalled due to possible norovirus contamination, affecting nine states.
Two major healthcare deals emerged as VITL secured funding for clinic prescribing platform and Merck acquired cancer biotech Terns.

Neil Hopper, an amputee surgeon, has been removed from the medical register after being deemed an extreme risk to public protection.

A man, woman and child were found dead after falling from a tower block in the Elephant and Castle area of London.

Sauté pans sold at Costco have been recalled after reports that metal caps can forcefully eject during use, with one consumer reporting bruising and burns.

A cigarette tax in Cleveland has raised $270 million for cultural organizations, creating concerns as smoking rates decline.

High-deductible health plans present financial hurdles for consumers while states struggle with Medicaid administrative capacity.
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