USDA Extends Food Program Waivers for Baby Formula

Secretary says families need the flexibility to access formula. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) announced this week that the expiration dates are being extended for baby formula…

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Israeli Defense Minister Meets with CENTCOM on Iran

He expressed deep concerns over revival of Iran nuclear deal.  Israeli Defense Minister Benny Gantz arrived in the United States on Thursday for a short visit amid mixed…

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FDA Authorizes Novavax COVID-19 Vaccine for Adolescents

Protein-based vaccine provides a new option. After receiving approval from the Centers for Disease Control, the Food and Drug Administration cleared Novavax’s COVID-19 vaccine last week for emergency…

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U.S. Base in Syria Attacked by Iran-Backed Militants

Pentagon commits to “push back against Iran’s support for terrorism.“ In a briefing, Undersecretary of Defense for Policy Colin Kahl said three American service members were injured in…

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Few Cities Have Disaster Preparedness Plans

Some major cities have no evacuation plans at all.  Seventeen years ago, Hurricane Katrina made landfall, bringing with it widespread devastation to the Gulf Coast states of Louisiana,…

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FHA Issues Green Mortgage Insurance Premium Guidance

Owners of care facilities are encouraged to adopt efficient and sustainable standards. The Federal Housing Administration (FHA) recently announced new guidances for upcoming changes to Mortgage Insurance Premiums…

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Federal Appeals Court Pauses Graham Testimony Subpoena

Tells district court to modify subpoena language The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals recently ruled that a district court’s subpoena was not worded well enough to order Senator…

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Administration to Formalize DACA for “Dreamers”

Homeland Security rules will take effect October 31.  President Biden’s administration through the Department of Homeland Security finalized a rule to transform the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals…

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U.S. and South Korea Stage Combined Military Training

Officials say the exercises are defensive against North Korea’s aggressive posture. The United States and South Korea began the Ulchi Freedom Shield joint military training exercise earlier this…

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Journalism Act Being Drafted in Congress

Bipartisan congressional bill seeks to open journalistic negotiations with tech companies. U.S. federal legislators announced the Journalism Competition and Preservation Act this week, a bill drafted to allow…

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