USDA Launches National Milk Testing to Address H5N1 in Dairy Cattle

The testing is intended to enhance biosecurity, safeguard public health, and support dairy farmers amid bird flu outbreak. The Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service…

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Senator McConnell Receives Medical Care After Fall near D.C. Office

82-year-old in stable condition, returns escorted in a wheelchair. A medical team escorted Senator Mitch McConnell of Kentucky to his office in a wheelchair after the 82-year-old legislator…

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Representative Mace Attacked at U.S. Capitol

She says the violence and threats prove her point that women need to be kept safe. Representative Nancy Mace of South Carolina was attacked by a pro-transgender activist…

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Senate Urges House to Pass Child Internet Safety Legislation

Bipartisan committee members write to the House speaker and majority leader. The Senate has urged the House to pass the Kids Online Safety and Privacy Act (KOSPA) in…

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U.S. Releases Joint Space Operations Report with Nine Nations

 Combined Space Operations celebrates the 10-year anniversary at the Italy meeting. The United States released a joint statement with fellow members of the Combined Space Operations (CSpO) last…

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Interior Department Commits $125 Million to Address Drought in the West

New water recycling projects in California and Utah are intended to provide long-term water security. The Department of the Interior announced a $125 million investment last month to…

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Senator Votes “No Confidence” in FBI Director

Incoming Senate judiciary chair issues 11-page list of grievances. Senator Chuck Grassley of Iowa published an 11-page document criticizing the work of Federal Bureau of Investigation Director Christopher…

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U.S. Officials Meet with Syrian Factions

Diplomats and defense officials engage after rebels topple the regime. Officials from the Department of Defense and the Department of State traveled to Syria soon after rebels overthrew…

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FDA Considers Ban of Food Coloring

The move could be made ahead of the incoming administration. The Food and Drug Administration’s (FDA) Deputy Commissioner for Human Foods Jim Jones announced during a Senate meeting…

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Interior Announces $20 Million for Local Wildfire Response

The new pilot program funds slip-on tanker units for pick-up trucks. The Department of the Interior (DOI) made an additional $20 million available through its Slip-on Tanker Pilot…

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