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Deputy Director Paul Abbate reported that internet crimes, such as identity theft and phishing, robbed Americans of billions of dollars last year.

Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas’ strategy at the U.S.-Mexico border includes assistance from volunteer agencies and also from FEMA.

Energy Secretary Granholm said the Energy Department will offer up “billions of dollars” in investment in new technologies this year.

Climate Envoy John Kerry warns that drastic changes need to be made
in order to avoid catastrophic climate patterns.

Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg said America should be leading the way in producing autonomous vehicles. His goal is to have half a million electric charging stations across the U.S. by 2030.

The Securities and Exchange Commission will give more power to its enforcement staff to launch investigations, a sign they plan to become more assertive under the current administration.

A new arms control move by the Biden Administration would cover more weapons and eventually more countries, Ambassador Robert Wood said at a UN-Sponsored Conference on Disarmament.

A strong global presence requires a strong State Department, Secretary of Sate Anthony Blinken told department employees during his traditional first-day speech.

“Acting big” on coronavirus relief is important, Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen said during her confirmation hearings before the Senate.

Automakers are being urged by the NTSB to improve electric vehicle emergency response guides that lack clear information and hamper efforts to extinguish lithium-ion battery fires.