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Month: April 2023

Workplace discrimination linked to increased risk of high blood pressure, study finds

By Kyla Russell, CNN Adults in the United States who reported feeling discriminated against at work had a higher risk of developing high blood pressure than adults who reported less discrimination at work, according to a new study. The researchers defined discrimination as “unfair conditions or unpleasant treatment at work because of personal characteristics, particularly

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Senate Democrat unveils bill aimed to end tactic of judge-shopping to block federal policies

By Tierney Sneed, CNN A Democratic senator introduced what appears to be first-of-its-kind legislation aimed at so-called “judge-shopping,” a tactic used by litigants from all sides of the political spectrum to secure sweeping court orders blocking national policies by steering cases to judges perceived to be sympathetic to their causes. Under the bill unveiled Wednesday

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Kingsolver, O’Farrell among Women’s Prize fiction finalists

By JILL LAWLESS Associated Press LONDON (AP) — An Appalachian update on Charles Dickens and a tale told by a dolphin are among six finalists for the prestigious Women’s Prize for Fiction. American writer Barbara Kingsolver’s “Demon Copperhead” and U.K. novelist Laline Paull’s “Pod” are among the contenders announced Wednesday for the 30,000 pound ($37,000)

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