State AGs Meet to Discuss Abortion Pill Block Case

A lawsuit challenges the FDA approval process in 2000. Attorneys general from 44 states recently met to discuss a lawsuit filed against the Food and Drug Administration (FDA)…

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EPA Investigating Pollution Levels After Train Derailment 

Toxins have killed livestock and fish.  A Norfolk Southern Railroad train derailed outside of Palestine, Ohio, en route to Pennsylvania on February 3. According to authorities, the train…

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Speaker to Lead Delegation to Southern Border 

House members will go to Cochise County, Arizona.  House Speaker Kevin McCarthy of California and four freshmen members of Congress are scheduled to take an aerial tour of…

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Secretary Vilsack Outlines Proposed School Meal Standards

Highlights include reducing sugars and increasing whole grains. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack recently announced updates to nutrition standards for school meal programs. The proposed updates intend to…

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U.S. Tells Americans in Russia to Leave Immediately

The top-level advisory cites Russian instability.  The State Department issued an alert for American citizens to immediately leave Russia and cease all travel in that country.  The alert…

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House Discusses Aviation Safety After Near-Miss

Recent fly-by sent planes within 100 vertical feet of each other. Members of the Congressional infrastructure and aviation committees expressed concerns in response to the continuing incidents occurring…

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Treasury Moves to Make More EVs Eligible for Tax Credits

The department will use EPA consumer guide instead of the Corporate Average Fuel Economy. The Department of the Treasury has announced the expansion of the electric vehicles eligible…

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Fed Chair Says There is a “Long Way to Go” on Inflation

He also calls America’s debt unsustainable. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said there is “a long way to go” before economic stability is achieved in the U.S. He…

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Home Healthcare Agency Must Pay $2.3 Million in Back Wages

400 home healthcare workers had overtime wages withheld. The Department of Labor has ordered a Philadelphia home healthcare agency to pay more than $2.3 million in back wages,…

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White House Cyber Advisor Departing 

He has had decades of government national security involvement.  Chris Inglis, the cyber advisor at the White House, said his last day to serve in the administration will be…

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