Secretary Cardona Announces 2022 U.S. Presidential Scholars

161 high school seniors selected from 5,000 candidates. This month, Secretary of Education Miguel Cardona announced the high school seniors selected to be the 58th class of U.S.…

Read More

Department of Commerce Releases Sales Report

Market unstable, but balanced by consumer spending The Department of Commerce released its monthly sales report last week, showing that consumer spending was surprisingly strong in the midst…

Read More

National Average Gas Price Continues to Climb

Experts anticipate the cost to reach $6 per gallon by August. Analysts at JPMorgan-Chase predict another surge in gasoline prices this summer, saying drivers across the nation could…

Read More

FDA Rejects Antidepressant as COVID Treatment

Request for approval submitted by University of Minnesota professor. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published a document last week that declined the emergency use authorization of the…

Read More

Supreme Court Hears SEC Bid to Block Case

CPA objects to SEC penalty. Last week, the Supreme Court agreed to hear the Securities and Exchange Commission’s (SEC) argument to block a challenge to its penalization system.…

Read More

HUD Announces $1.4 Million for Foster Care Transition Initiative

Foster Youth to Independence program receives funding. This month, in observance of National Foster Care Month, the Department of Housing and Urban Development announced $1.4 million in assistance…

Read More

Administration Launches “Internet for All” Initiative

Commerce secretary announces launch. U.S. Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo recently visited Durham, North Carolina, to announce the launch of the “Internet for All” initiative. A part of the…

Read More

Administration Redesignates Historic Segregation Sites

Interior Secretary Haaland present for signing of bill. President Biden recently signed the Brown v. Board of Education National Historical Park Expansion and Redesignation Act into law alongside Secretary…

Read More

Federal Court Rules Mine Violated Labor Department Inspection

The operator notified workers of inspectors’ presence. The 6th Circuit Court of Appeals unanimously ruled on Wednesday that the Paradise No. 9 mine operator violated the federal Mine…

Read More

Lifting of Title 42 Blocked by Federal Judge

Program would have ended May 23. A federal judge on Friday temporarily blocked President Biden’s administration from ending the Title 42 public health order on May 23. Judge…

Read More

Back to top
FE3