Hate crime bill propelled by anti-Asian attacks passes House, awaits Biden’s signature
The bill will next goes to the White House for President Biden’s signature as early as the end of the week.
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House sends anti-Asian hate crimes bill to Biden
A bipartisan bill meant to target a rise in violence against Asian Americans and make it easier to report hate crimes cleared the House on Tuesday, sending the measure to President Joe Biden for his signature. The 364-62 vote followed a monthslong push spearheaded by the Congressional Asian Pacific American Caucus to address perceived shortfalls…
House approves anti-Asian hate crimes bill, sending it to Biden’s desk – live
Legislation would expedite the review of hate crimes targeting Asian AmericansPro-Palestinian demonstrations greet Biden in Michigan 10.44pm BST Nancy Pelosi has called for a ceasefire between Israel and Hamas. “There must be a serious effort on the part of both parties to end the violence and respect the rights of both the Israeli and Palestinian…
House approves bill to address anti-Asian hate crimes
The bill, which was approved in the Senate last month, passed with a large margin in the House.
UK government’s PPE purchasing a ‘truly tragic waste’, court told
UK government’s PPE purchasing a ‘truly tragic waste’, court told Financial Times
Deutsche Bank appoints U.S. general counsel to head anti-financial crime unit
Deutsche Bank (DBKGn.DE) has appointed Joe Salama, its U.S. general counsel, as global head of anti-financial crime (AFC) and group anti money laundering officer, the bank said in a memo to employees on Tuesday.
Old Republic announces new chief financial officer
Frank Sodaro, who joined Old Republic as deputy chief financial officer in 2017, will succeed Karl Mueller as CFO when Mueller retires at the end of June. The post Old Republic announces new chief financial officer appeared first on HousingWire.
On Crime and Punishment in Large Cities
Consent decrees hamper police and lead to increased homicides. Reforms are possible without stopping all minor crime enforcement. The post On Crime and Punishment in Large Cities appeared first on The American Conservative.
New York Is Obsessing About Crime Again
The subways will be filled with cops due to the political class’s conviction, in the face of all evidence, that it is still 1980.
San Diego County Water Authority and iGrad Partner to Offer Enrich Financial Wellness Platform to Employees
The San Diego County Water Authority (SDCWA) and San Diego-based financial education company iGrad have partnered to offer the award-winning Enrich™ financial wellness platform to the SDCWA’s 255 employees and the employees of its 24 member agencies. The SDCWA was one of the 24 state and local government organizations awarded part of a $1.4 million…