Fred Keller, Representative for Pennsylvania Born – October 1965 in Page, Arizona Education – High school Military Service – None Profession – Cabinet Maker; Real Estate Political Experience…
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The Imperative
Be not afraid.
Read MoreFriday, July 30
President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris will meet with governors today regarding national preparedness to address wildfires. In the western states where drought conditions have been…
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Vaccine Mandate Considered for Federal Employees
Department of Veterans Affairs has already implemented requirement. The White House announced on Wednesday that a vaccine mandate for all federal employees was on the table, as cases…
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President Biden Seeks to Address Cyber Threats
New national security memorandum issued after ransomware attacks. On Wednesday, President Biden signed a National Security Memorandum (NSM) on “Improving Cybersecurity for Critical Infrastructure Control Systems.” The aim…
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DOJ Declares Vaccine Mandates Legal
Major government agencies begin requiring vaccines or weekly testing. In an opinion issued Wednesday, the Department of Justice said federal law does not prohibit public agencies and private…
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Administration Imposes New Sanctions on Syria
Eight individuals and 10 entities have been blacklisted. The U.S. Department of the Treasury on Wednesday imposed fresh Syria-related sanctions on individuals and entities, increasing pressure on President…
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Peter Pastre, USPS Vice President, Government Relations and Public Policy
The United States Postal Service Vice President of Government Relations and Public Policy said price increases for mail will move forward despite legislators’ concerns.
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Ron Wyden, U.S. Senator from Oregon
The nomination of the Tucson, Arizona, police chief is being stalled in the Senate as Oregon Senator Ron Wyden, among others, seek answers to Customs and Border Patrol actions in Oregon last year.
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Judge Andrew Hanen, Southern Texas U.S. District Court
A federal district judge in Texas has found DACA unlawful and has blocked any new applicants.
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