For Thursday October 29, 2026: 8:00 AM ET: Participates in Executive Time 9:00 AM ET: In-Town Pool Call Time 9:15 AM ET: Out-of-Town Travel Pool Call Time 10:12…
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We are grateful for the more than 52,000 fellow believers now participating in daily prayers for this election. [VIEW NATIONAL PRAYER COVERING] It is still not too late…
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Federal Election Commission Targeted in Cyberattack
The FEC reported on Wednesday, “The electronic filing system is available. A fix has been implemented, and we are monitoring the results.” Just one week ahead of the…
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President Trump Announces EPA Updates to Oil and Natural Gas Regulations
The proposal is expected to save Americans $45 billion and unleash 210 million barrels of oil. This week, President Donald Trump announced that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)…
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Supreme Court Declines Appeal to Restore Deportation Suspension Rule
The unsigned order leaves in place the lower court decision striking down the immigration rule. The Supreme Court rejected an application this week from Baltimore, Maryland, New Haven,…
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Energy Secretary Designates Helium as Critical Material
Secretary Wright explained, “Helium is essential to producing the semiconductors and advanced technologies that power our economy.“ The U.S. Department of Energy announced the designation of helium as…
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Adrian Smith, Representative for Nebraska
Adrian Smith, Representative for Nebraska
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Andrew Ferguson, Chair, Federal Trade Commission
FTC chair Andrew Ferguson sent letters to 24 of the nation’s largest healthcare service companies to remind them of their legal obligation to provide patients with timely, accurate and complete pricing information
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Ron Wyden, U.S. Senator from Oregon
Senator Ron Wyden of Oregon proposed a plan to raise excise taxes on data centers and restrict their access to business tax breaks for depreciation, research, and development.
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Judge P. Kevin Castel, Southern New York U.S. District Court
Federal Judge P. Kevin Castel determined that the Justice Department had standing in its case against New York’s Climate Act and ruled the state law unconstitutional, blocking its enforcement.
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