Extra security brought in for “Justice for J6” rally at the Capitol. A request from Capitol Police to provide 100 D.C. National Guard troops in case law enforcement…
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Protective Barriers Return Around Capitol Buildings
Rally of demonstrators to reconvene on September 18. After the protests of January 6, fencing around the Capitol was kept in place until mid-July. In anticipation of the…
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Interior Introduces Plan to Restore Tribal Lands
Seeks to acquire land to place into protective trust. This week, the Department of Interior announced that it had begun the process of consulting tribal leaders about consolidating…
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Energy Department Approves Biofuel Research
Seeks to reduce emissions from airplanes and ships. The Department of Energy announced last week that it had approved $64.7 million in new research grants to help develop…
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DOJ Announces New Police Oversight Policies
Updates will impose term limits on monitors. This week, the Justice Department announced that it would be updating its policies on how federal monitors of police forces would…
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Joe Manchin, Senator from West Virginia
Joe Manchin, Senator from West Virginia Born – August 1947 in Farmington, West Virginia Education – B.A., Business Administration, West Virginia University Military Service – None Profession –…
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President Joe Biden is convening the second meeting of Major Economies Forum on Energy and Climate today. The president intends to build on his Leaders Summit on Climate…
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Senators Introduce Election Reform Bill
The legislation would enact major reforms to America’s voting system. On Tuesday, a group of senators led by Senator Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota introduced new election reform legislation…
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DOJ Files Emergency Order Against Texas
Argues that fetal heartbeat law violates the 14th amendment. On Tuesday, the Department of Justice filed an emergency order at a U.S. District Court requesting a temporary halt…
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