Massive Migrant Caravan Heads Toward Border

Remain in Mexico policy not yet reinstated.  The largest and most organized caravan of mostly South Americans, Central Americans, and Haitians are on their way to the U.S.-Mexico…

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NASA Announces Moon Flight for February

Uncrewed flight will lay the foundation for human exploration.  It is 52 years since NASA’s space program put humans on the moon, beginning with the Apollo 11 mission…

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At-Home COVID-19 Tests to Become More Accessible

 President’s administration sets aside $70 million for new test development.  On Monday, the White House announced that it would begin a cross-department initiative to make over-the-counter at-home COVID-19…

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Speaker Predicts Economic Bill Passage This Week

Those crafting the bill have gotten “90%” of the legislation sorted out. On Sunday, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi indicated that the House of Representatives was close to a…

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House Passes Workplace Protections for Nursing Mothers

Representative Carolyn Maloney spearheads legislation. On Friday, the House passed a bill that expands workplace protections for nursing mothers. The bill was passed 276-149, with 59 members of…

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U.S. Relationship with Taiwan Clarified

White House releases statement after president’s offhand comment creates concern. During a CNN town hall last week, President Joe Biden answered affirmatively when asked if the U.S. would…

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White House Blocks California Vaccine Donation

The administration says that vaccine doses are federal property. The White House Vaccine Task Force destroyed thousands of vaccine doses when a Californian group attempted to donate them…

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President Seeks Continued Cooperation with France

Mutual communications are scheduled for the rest of the year. President Joe Biden spoke to French President Emmanuel Macron on Friday to go over a variety of topics.…

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CMS Expands Home and Community-based Services

The program supports Medicaid recipients’ receipt of services outside institutional facilities. Last week, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services announced the launch of a webpage on the…

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Interior Announces Columbia River Basin Preservation Plan

Seeks to address challenges to fish populations caused by federal hydroelectric dams.  The Department of the Interior announced on Thursday its plans to address the ongoing challenges that…

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