Senator McConnell Promotes Border Bill 

Senate Majority Leader Schumer says Ukraine, Israel, and Indo-Pacific aid still hang in the balance. Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky has commended the deal that Senator…

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SCOTUS Allows Federal Border Agents to Remove Texas Razor Wire Barrier

The divided decision lifts the injunction placed by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals. The U.S. Supreme Court has lifted an injunction placed by the Fifth Circuit U.S.…

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Updated Policy to Address Radon in Housing Released by HUD

The department awards $3 million for public radon testing in six states. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) updated its radon protection policy for public housing…

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Student Loan Debt Relief Offered to Borrowers in SAVE Program

Education Department provides debt forgiveness to those who borrowed $12k or less at least 10 years ago. The Department of Education announced that it will be providing loan…

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Fifth Fleet Commander Says Iran Involved in Ship Attacks 

He stated Houthi attacks on international shipping “clearly funded and supplied” by Iran.  Vice Admiral Brad Cooper, Commander of the U.S. Navy’s Fifth Fleet, said Iran is “very directly…

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U.S. Troops in Iraq Evaluated for TBI Following Assault by Iran-Backed Militia

The militia attack against military airbase utilized ballistic missiles. The U.S. Central Command reported that U.S. military personnel are being assessed for traumatic brain injury after an Iran-backed…

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U.S. Central Command Declares Missing Navy SEALS Dead

A search off the coast of Somalia has been discontinued.  Two Navy SEALS were announced to be missing on January 11 after their team conducted a mission to…

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Forensic Investigators Recover Deleted J6 Files

The select committee’s deletion of the files violates House rules. Last August, a report surfaced that the whereabouts of some of the files pertaining to events at the…

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Supreme Court to Hear Case on Homelessness Policies

States seek to clear tent encampments, homeless claim Constitutional violation. The Supreme Court has agreed to hear an appeal filed by the city of Grants Pass, Oregon, regarding…

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Pentagon Plans to Install Rooftop Solar Panels 

Other federal buildings will also shift to renewable energy.  The Department of Energy issued a $104 million grant for 31 government buildings to “go green.” As part of that…

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