Senate Votes for Government Ban of TikTok

The legislation now goes to the House of Representatives. The U.S. Senate has unanimously passed the “No TikTok on Government Devices Act.” Senator Josh Hawley of Missouri introduced…

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Some Kennedy Assassination Documents Released

National Archive release includes more than 11,200 unredacted documents.  The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) released roughly 11,200 unredacted documents pertaining to the assassination of President John…

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Bipartisan Negotiations Continue on Government Funding

Agreements are being made on omnibus legislation. Congressional negotiators came to some significant agreements this week with regard to the annual government funding bill. Key negotiators Senator Patrick…

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Federal Reserve Continues to Increase Interest Rates

Half a percent hike is the seventh this year.  On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve again increased interest rates, by half a percentage point instead of the three-quarter percentage…

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Supreme Court Upholds California’s Flavored Tobacco Ban

Rules against tobacco company’s bid to end the voter-imposed ban on sales. The Supreme Court declined an emergency request this week filed by R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company to…

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U.S. Inflation Slowed in November

Dropped more than half a percent from October. The Consumer Price Index released this week shows inflation slowed in November, providing hope that interest rates and prices may…

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Abandoned Mines to be Reclaimed in Texas, Alaska

Funding under infrastructure law tied to Surface Mining Control and Reclamation Act of 1977 . The Department of the Interior has announced that Texas and Alaska will be receiving…

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Deal Reached on Path to Omnibus Bill

Votes could be held next week.  Representative Rosa DeLauro of Connecticut, Chair of the House Appropriations Committee, and Senator Richard Shelby of Alabama, Vice Chair of the Senate…

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Clean Energy Rule Proposed for New Federal Buildings

Energy Department estimates onsite emissions could be reduced by 90% by 2025. The Department of Energy recently proposed a new rule to decrease energy emissions in new or…

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New Legislation Would Address Supply Chains

Bill would require federal agencies to get involved.  Senator Marco Rubio of Florida and Representative Ro Khanna of California have introduced legislation that seeks to strengthen supply chains.…

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