SCOTUS Requests Administration Input on Hawaiian Oil Lawsuit

The solicitor general from the Justice Department will file a brief with the administration’s position.  The Supreme Court requested input from President Biden’s administration over an appeal submitted…

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Manufacturing Groups Sue to Block EPA’s Water Standards on PFAS

The suit calls the agency update to water-quality regulations “an abuse of discretion.” A coalition of manufacturing companies and chemical producers filed a lawsuit this week against new…

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USDA Distributes $42 Million for Tribal Food Management

The funding will support Indigenous animal harvesting, school meal programs, and agriculture Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently announced a number of actions to support Tribal food sovereignty, awarding…

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Johnson & Johnson Reaches $700 Million Talc Settlement

42 states and the District of Columbia brought suit against the company for talc-based health implications. Johnson and Johnson settled its largest talc lawsuit with 42 states and…

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Air Force and Space Force Launch AI Tool

The resource is intended to facilitate AI experimentation and development. The Air Force and Space Force launched a generative AI tool for general military use, encouraging airmen and…

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DOE Releases its Federal Definition for Zero Emissions Buildings

The department provides an industry standard and guidance for new and existing structures. The Department of Energy (DOE) released its National Definition of a Zero Emissions Building, outlining…

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Education Secretary Outlines Modernization Steps for FSA

A full-scale review of workflow and leadership structure will be conducted. Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona outlined a number of steps being taken to improve the Federal Student…

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President’s Son Convicted in Trial Over Gun Purchase

The jury found Hunter Biden guilty on three felony charges. President Joe Biden’s son, Hunter, was found guilty of 3 felony counts related to his purchase of a…

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Army Corps of Engineers Announces Full Reopening of Baltimore Shipping Channel

Maryland governor says the operation to restore the channel was “remarkably complex.” The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers (USACE) announced on Monday that the Fort McHenry Federal Channel…

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U.S. Resumes Air Drops of Aid into Gaza

CENTCOM deputy commander said deliveries had been “suspended due to the kinetic operations happening in the north.” The Department of Defense announced that over 10 metric tons of…

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