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Chairman Jerome Powell said Federal Reserve officials may not have the confidence in the U.S. economy to cut interest rates in March.

The administration’s Bureau of Land Management is in the process of selling off America’s helium stockpile, which makes up 30 percent of the nation’s supply.

Helena Fu, the Department of Energy’s chief AI officer, said artificial intelligence presents a tremendous challenge and tremendous opportunity.

Secretary of State Blinken has been seeking to rally Middle Eastern countries to help clear a “pathway” for a Palestinian state.

The White Houe Press Secretary is urging voters to be patient when it comes to seeing the advantages of Bidenomics.

Transportation Secretary Buttigieg said the goal for electric vehicles over internal combustion engines by the end of the decade is around 50/50.

The Internal Revenue Service announced it would waive $1 billion in penalties for back taxes owed for nearly 5 million people, businesses and tax-exempt organizations.

Justice Department Inspector General Horowitz is calling for written rules for “restraints“ after a federal prison inmate was placed in a cage for 21 hours.

U.S. State Department spokesperson Matthew Miller said Beijing is undermining regional security in the South China Sea.

The Environmental Protection Agency is seeking to increase rules and standards on lead pipelines.