Bipartisan Infrastructure Law Addresses Its First Dam

$100 million allocated to B.F. Sisk Dam. On Thursday, the Department of the Interior announced that project-specific funding would be given to modify the B.F. Sisk Dam in…

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In Good Faith

Donate Will you help us finish the month strong with a gift today? GIVE NOW 🧡 Show your support with a financial gift to help keep your prayer…

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Tuesday, March 29

President Joe Biden is hosting Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong of Singapore this morning. White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki said that President Biden “looks forward to deepening…

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From the Inside Out

Praise the Lord with your entire being!

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Avril Haines, Director of National Intelligence

Avril Haines is Director of National Intelligence. She heads up the U.S. Intelligence Community and oversees the National Intelligence Program. We pray that God will guide her as…

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DOT Proposes New Accessibility Rule for Airplane Rest Rooms

Will require single-aisle planes to have wheelchair-accessible lavatories. The U.S. Department of Transportation announced last week that they have published a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking (NPRM). Single-aisle airplanes…

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White House Seeks to Address Native American Voting

Report recommends specific actions to increase accessibility. President Biden’s administration released a report last week regarding obstacles Native American communities face when trying to vote. Language barriers, hostility…

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Senate Schedules Vote on Advancing Judge Jackson’s Nomination

Full Senate vote would follow “in short order.”  Confirmation hearings for Supreme Court nominee Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson wrapped up Thursday. The Senate Judiciary Committee is now preparing for…

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President`s Today Schedule – March 28, 2022

11:30 AM ET: The President and The Vice President receive the President`s Daily Brief 2:45 PM ET: The President announces his Budget for Fiscal Year 2023, which will…

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Supreme Court Rules Unanimously on Criticism as Free Speech

Consequences for “reprehensible” behavior is not a First Amendment violation. Last week, the Supreme Court unanimously overturned a ruling that allowed a former board member to sue for…

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