HUD Invests $568 Million to Address Lead-Based Paint

Grants are now available for public and low-income housing. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) announced two notices of funding opportunities to address exposure to lead…

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Prosecutors Not Seeking Death Penalty for El Paso Shooter

The federal trial will begin next year for the mass murderer. Federal prosecutors recently announced that the federal trial for Patrick Crusius has been scheduled for early next…

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Education Department Awards Grants to Three HBCUs

Funding will help colleges address safety concerns. The Department of Education announced the awarding of grants to three additional Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs). These universities experienced…

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Senate Committee to Hold Ticketing Industry Hearing

The chair of the committee states there is not enough competition in the marketplace. Senators Amy Klobuchar of Minnesota and Mike Lee of Utah announced that the Senate…

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DOE Announces Investment in EV Battery Supply Chain

12 projects were selected to troubleshoot common EV battery issues. The Department of Energy announced that $42 million will be allocated to the development of the domestic electric…

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FAA and NTSB Investigate Near Collision at JFK

One jetliner taxied in front of another as it was about to take off. The Federal Aviation Administration and the National Transportation Safety Board are investigating how two…

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Interior Official Visits Drought Resilience Projects

The Assistant Secretary for Water and Science visits several sites. The Department of the Interior is organizing a number of drought resiliency projects through the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law,…

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FBI Agents Arrest Bitzlato Founder in Miami

Departments of Justice and Treasury disrupt China-based cryptocurrency.  Justice Department officials announced the arrest of Anatoly Legkodymov, the founder of the cryptocurrency exchange company Bitzlato. The FBI made…

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HUD Rule Would Require Community Equity Plans

Proposed rules revamp fair housing commitments.  A new rule from the Housing and Urban Development Department would require localities and states to submit equity plans every five years…

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Rule Published for Religious Freedom in Social Services

Federal departments propose rulemaking to clarify religious rights. Nine federal agencies proposed a new rule to restore religious liberty protections for those who use social services. The proposition…

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