Due To Industry Pressure FDA Delays New Sunscreen Labeling Rules for 6 Months

The FDA announced on May 11 that they'll be delaying implementation of pending sunscreen regulations that were supposed to mandate how sunscreens are labeled and marketed.

Officials: Amendment necessary to fund Medicaid

Alabama voters will get the chance this September to decide the fate of the linchpin of the Legislature's budget, something state officials say is necessary to prevent even greater cuts to Medicaid and prisons.

Neb. to hold 1st conference focusing on adoption

Nebraska will hold its first conference focusing on adoption and how to help children transition from foster care to permanent placement.

Whistleblowers will be protected: Jayanthi

NEW DELHI: Two weeks after activist Shehla Masood's murder, Environment Minister Jayanthi Natarajan has said that no green whistle blower will be targeted for speaking out.

They're All In for Walker; I'm Mad and You Will Be, Too

Even the Wall Street Journal weighs in for Scott Walker in an editorial written by Wausau, Wisconsin attorney Christopher Toner: Wisconsin's recall election is on, pitting Gov.

Gay activists to Obama: What's next?

President Barack Obama 's embrace of same-sex marriage was a major moment for gay-rights advocates - historic, emotional, a cause for celebration and more praise for an administration with a strong record on these issues.

Senator asks Ohio EPA for answers on lead contamination

A U.S. senator called for Ohio's top environmental regulator Sunday to answer questions about lead contamination around former factory sites and what's being done to ensure families living in fallout zones are protected.

Obama Keeping A Bad Promise

Next up, as we spin more Obama records for you, we're gonna go old school with this hit from way back in 2008, when Candidate Obama was burning up the charts with his fundamentally transformational album, Baby IA Got What It Takes To Take What You Got.

EPA outlines plan to remove PCBs from Housatonic

Federal environmental officials say they'll remove up to 1 million cubic yards of contaminated sediment and soil from the Housatonic River and its floodplain.

Gear International, Inc. Updates Financial Statements, Shows Increased ...

Gear International, Inc. released financial statements demonstrating significant improvement in asset value and cash on balance from 2010 to the current fiscal year.

Senator Suggests CFTC Chief Should Be Fired

Sen. Jon Tester, the Montana Democrat, has raised the prospect that Commodity Futures Trading Commission Chairman Gary Gensler should be fired over his handling of the recent scandal and October bankruptcy at MF Global Holdings Ltd.

Inland 'cooperating fully' with SEC investigators, chairman says

The nation's largest nontraded real estate investment trust, the $11.2 billion Inland American Real Estate Trust Inc., is working through a fact-finding investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission and intends to replicate last year's dividend of 50 cents a share.