Baby Boomers consider mental health days more important than Gen Z does
Story at a glance Amid rising worker burnout and the lingering economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, researchers sought to assess which generation views mental health days as the most important. When surveyed, Baby Boomers offered the highest opinion on the value of mental health days. In contrast, Gen Z individuals tended to fin
Read MoreEx-Trump DOJ lawyer Jeffrey Clark hit with legal ethics charges over post-election role
Jeffrey Clark, a former Justice Department attorney at the center of former President Trump’s attempt to overturn the 2020 election results, was hit Friday with ethics charges alleging that his role in the post-election effort amounted to a breach of legal ethics. The charges, filed by the D.C. Bar Office of Disciplinary Counsel, sets in motion disciplinary proceedings over allegations that Clark engaged in dishonest conduct and sought to interfere with the administration of justice, and will culminate in findings that could affect Clark’s D.C. law license. – Develop
Read MoreKlobuchar asks FTC to investigate Amazon's $3.9 billion move to acquire One Medical
Sen. Amy Klobuchar, a fierce critic of Amazon’s market power, is urging the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to investigate the e-commerce giant’s proposed $3.9 billion acquisition of primary health care provider One Medical. The Minnesota Democrat, chair of the Senate Judiciary antitrust subcommittee, asked the FTC in a letter Thursday to investigate the deal over concerns she said it raises about anti-competitive behavior in the pharmaceutical industry and sensitive data it would allow the company to accumulate. “
Read MoreTrump leads Biden, Sanders in hypothetical 2024 matchups: poll
Donald Trump is leading two of his prospective Democratic rivals in hypothetical 2024 matchups, a sign that the former president would be a viable political force should he choose to make another run for the White House. A new poll from Emerson College found Trump running 3 percentage points ahead of President Biden, with 46 percent choosing the former p
Read MoreMaryland man sentenced to 8 years for using Library of Congress wifi to download child pornography
A former Architect of the Capitol employee who worked at the Library of Congress was sentenced on Wednesday to eight years in prison for using the Library’s wireless network to download images and videos of children being sexually abused. Gary Lee Peksa pled guilty in December to a child pornography charge and will be placed on supervised release for 20 years after leaving prison. Peksa regularly used the WiFi at the Library of Congress to access child sex
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