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Complaint filed against AMA Foundation for racially discriminatory scholarships

(The Center Square) – Medical group Do No Harm filed a complaint with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) against the American Medical Association Foundation, questioning whether the organization should lose its tax-exempt status due to several racially-discriminatory scholarships it offers. Do No Harm Chief Medical Officer Kurt Miceli told

How families really pay for senior care, and why so many feel unprepared

How families really pay for senior care, and why so many feel unprepared

How families really pay for senior care, and why so many feel unprepared Paying for senior care is a complex financial responsibility, and many families begin the process believing they understand the costs and have a plan to cover them. But once care begins, that confidence often breaks down as

Helena responds to AG’s sanctuary city cease-and-desist letter

Helena responds to AG’s sanctuary city cease-and-desist letter

HELENA — The City of Helena responded to an investigation by Attorney General Austin Knudsen into whether the municipality was breaking state law with an immigration resolution and asked for him to respond if proposed revisions “address your concerns.” The letter, dated April 1, a formal response to the investigation, identifies

Neurodiversity Awareness Month: 6 ways leaders can help neurodivergent employees overcome bias

Neurodiversity Awareness Month: 6 ways leaders can help neurodivergent employees overcome bias

Neurodiversity Awareness Month: 6 ways leaders can help neurodivergent employees overcome bias Imagine feeling excluded from your peer group at work to the degree that you are almost invisible. It’s unimaginable to most of us. Yet it captures the reality of many neurodivergent people in the workplace. April is

Proposed Ohio indecency law draws free speech, clothing concerns

(The Center Square) – A controversial bill Ohio Republican lawmakers say is aimed at protecting children is rankling free speech and LGBT advocates as it awaits consideration in the Senate. Its authors say the “Indecent Exposure Modernization Act,” which passed the House 63-32, is a commonsense update to existing obscenity

Helena responds to AG’s sanctuary city cease-and-desist letter

The City of Helena responded to an investigation by Attorney General Austin Knudsen into whether the municipality was breaking state law with an immigration resolution and asked for him to respond if proposed revisions “address your concerns.” The letter, dated April 1, a formal response to the investigation, identifies what

FBI finds Americans lose billions to cryptocurrency scams

(The Center Square) – Americans lost more than $20 billion to cryptocurrency and other online scams in 2025, a 26% increase over the year before, according to the latest figures from the FBI. Online fraud is rising fast. Scams that use cryptocurrency and artificial intelligence are getting smarter. This makes it