Steward Health CEO who refused to testify to US Senate will step down
Ralph de la Torre will step down as CEO of troubled Steward Health Care next week, the company said on Saturday, after he was held in criminal contempt by the U.S. Senate for refusing to testify about cost-cutting decisions at the group's 31 hospitals before it filed for bankruptcy.
Arizona Democratic Senate candidate Ruben Gallego said in 2016 that then-President-elect Donald Trump's campaign drew out the ...
Gov. Gavin Newsom vetoed a bill Saturday that would have required new cars to beep at drivers if they exceed the speed limit.
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Mitt Romney has spoken out on this issue throughout the time he’s been in the Senate. His first and only Senate term is set ...
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The party led by billionaire former Prime Minister Andrej Babis won the most seats in an election for one-third of the Czech ...
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Republican incumbent candidate for Florida Senate Ben Albritton addresses abortion, water quality, economy. He's in line to ...
The 2024 Maryland Senate race between Democrat Angela Alsobrooks and former Republican Governor Larry Hogan is neck-and-neck, ...
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