U.S. Navy Selects First Woman Blue Angels Jet Pilot

Their new season begins in March.  The United States Navy has selected Lieutenant Amanda Lee as the first female jet pilot for the Blue Angels.  Lieutenant Lee, who…

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Judicial Act to Expand Court Introduced in House

A group of representatives cite prayer, gun control, and abortion as reasons for the legislation.  A group of eight members of the House of Representatives called for legislation…

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Legislation Would Repeal the Defense of Marriage Act

The Supreme Court had already declared it unconstitutional in 2013.  The Respect for Marriage Act has been introduced in Congress that would repeal the Defense of Marriage Act…

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Interior Secretary Breaks Her Leg Hiking

She is working remotely for the time being. The Department of the Interior has reported that Interior Secretary Deb Haaland broke her leg Sunday while hiking in Shenandoah…

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45 Countries Report Russian Human Rights Violations

A second report released by the State Department documents Russian atrocities in Ukraine. The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) released a second report last week,…

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USS Ronald Reagan Moves to South China Sea

The crew will perform security operations for tactical training. Last week, the USS Ronald Reagan began maritime security operations in the South China Sea. The aircraft carrier will…

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Education Department Awards Collegiate Relief Grants

The funding will help colleges continue to recover from the pandemic. On Wednesday, the Department of Education awarded the final $198 million to American colleges through the Higher…

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Governors, Mayors Urge Congress to Pass Chip Legislation

Bipartisan state and local politicians are concerned about retaining domestic manufacturing. Semiconductor manufacturing legislation is expected to come before Congress for a vote this week. Several state governors…

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State Department Approves $1.5 Billion Arms Sales

Separate deals to Estonia, Norway, and South Korea have been authorized. On Friday, the State Department approved the potential sales of high mobility artillery rocket systems (HIMARS) to Estonia,…

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NOAA Agency to Study Rare Alaskan Whale

North Pacific right whales are down to roughly 30 in number. Last week, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Fisheries agreed to study the habitat designations for…

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