U.S. 5th Fleet expands patrols to assure continued access to oil. The Defense Department announced on Thursday that the U.S. Navy had established a new drone task force…
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Friday, September 10
Today, President Joe Biden will visit a local school in Washington, D.C., and speak about the ways his administration intends to keep students safe from the coronavirus. On…
Read MoreCall to Fellowship
God longs for harmony among His people.
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HUD Aids Communities Affected by Hurricane Ida
Department issues 27 waivers to assist recovery efforts. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced on Tuesday that it would be taking new actions to help…
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Private Flights from Afghanistan Obstructed
State Department refuses to allow charter flights carrying Americans to land at DoD bases. Citing security risks, the State Department has refused to grant official approval for private…
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House Committee to Debate $3.5 Trillion Budget
Work sessions are scheduled for Thursday and Friday. Representative Richard Neal of Massachusetts, Chairman of the House Ways and Means Committee, said they will attempt to advance the…
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State Department Negotiates More Afghanistan Flights
Secretary Blinken believes about 100 Americans still remain in the country. On Tuesday, State Secretary Antony Blinken reported on the ongoing effort to withdraw U.S. citizens from Afghanistan.…
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Van Taylor, Representative for Texas
Van Taylor, Representative for Texas Born – August 1972 in Dallas, Texas Education – B.A., M.B.A., Harvard University Military Service – U.S. Marine Corps, including deployment in Iraq…
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Regina LaBelle, Acting Director, White House Office of National Drug Control Policy
The president’s administration is supporting the reduction of some penalties for trafficking fentanyl, one of the most potent and deadly illicit drugs circulating in the U.S.
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Steven Horsford, U.S. Representative for Nevada
“We need to teach the truth about American history,” Nevada Representative Steven Horsford said during a debate involving the Critical Race Theory’s place in the defense budget.
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