District Court Approves Redistricted Congressional Map for Tennessee

The court’s panel determined that political motivations, not racial ones, were behind the redraw. A panel of judges from the Middle Tennessee District Court determined that Tennessee may…

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Bureau of Reclamation Prepares Colorado River Basin Water Management Statement

The updated plan surrounding water usage of the two main Colorado River reservoirs is expected by the end of July. The U.S. Bureau of Reclamation is working on…

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Energy Department Announces Plans for Two Next-Generation Supercomputers

Officials say devices will take scientific discovery from “months to minutes.” The Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) has revealed plans to develop two supercomputers as…

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Federal Judge Pauses Merger of Paramount and Warner Bros.

He said the merger of the two entertainment companies is likely to violate antitrust laws. Northern District of California Judge Araceli Martinez-Olguin granted a temporary restraining order to…

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President Responds to Houthi Attacks on Oil Tankers in Red Sea

He says he’ll hold Iran responsible for the Yemen proxy’s actions. President Donald Trump responded after the Houthis of Yemen claimed responsibility for missile and drone attacks on…

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President Trump Makes Civil Nuclear Deal Contingent on Saudi Arabia Joining Abraham Accords

The energy secretary just signed a 30-year agreement with the Saudi energy minister. President Donald Trump gave Saudi Arabia an ultimatum after U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright and…

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HHS Defers Over $1 Billion in Medicaid Payments to CA and MN Over Potential Fraud

States will be required to submit additional documentation for high-risk claims before they can receive payment. The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) announced that the…

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VA Proposes Reduction in Paperwork for Benefit Applicants

Secretary Collins says veterans and survivors should not “face unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles.” The Department of Veterans Affairs announced a proposal to reduce the amount of paperwork needed to…

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House Passes Resolution to End War, Senate Votes Down Similar Measure

Legislators are divided on the U.S. involvement and importance of stopping Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The House of Representatives approved a nonbinding concurrent resolution introduced by Representative…

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House Approves Continuing Resolution to Keep Government Funded

The Senate will now make its alterations. The House of Representatives passed a short-term measure that would keep the federal government funded through December 4. Current funding for…

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