The utility company agrees to pay $200M to resolve the issue. The U.S. Attorney’s released a statement that the electric utility provider ComEd admitted to providing full-time jobs…
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Prayer Updates
Federal Reserve Now Offering Lending to Nonprofit Organizations
Fed Hopes to help stabilize hospitals and social services during pandemic. The Main Street Lending Program, launched by the Federal Reserve on July 6 to lend money to…
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Pentagon Bans Use of the Confederate Flag Ban
Allowed flags must showcase “dignity and respect”. The official policy released on Friday morning gave a new official list of acceptable flags, omitting the Confederate flag. The statement…
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Senator Schumer Unveils Economic Justice Act
Legislation would look to address systemic racism Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer was joined with other senators last week to release a $350 billion plan to tackle systemic…
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Congressman John Lewis Dies at 80
He was often called the Lion of Civil Rights. “One of the greatest heroes of American history,” according to Nancy Pelosi, Congressman John Lewis, passed away late Friday.…
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Administration Launches Statue Protection Task Force
Recognizing the “silent teachers” of America. This week, President Donald Trump worked with administration officials a new task force within the Interior Department. The Task Force for Building…
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Secretary Pompeo Says Election Meddling is Likely
Russia and China are top concerns for the State Department ahead of the 2020 Elections. On Wednesday, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said he is confident that other…
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Automatic Loan Forgiveness Suggested by Treasury
Department said that loans under PPP program should be seen as grants to small businesses. Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin said Friday that Congress should consider automatically forgiving Paycheck…
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ICE Changes Policy Regarding International Students
Foreign students who attend online only courses will no longer be required to leave the country. During the week, administration officials announced that it would no longer be…
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Supreme Court Rules to Allow Second Execution of the Week
Only the second time the federal death penalty has been carried out in 17 years. On Thursday morning the Supreme Court voted to approve the second federal execution…
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