State Department Issues “Return to Office” Announcement

Joins other federal agencies in minimum in-person work requirements. The Department of State recently released a return-to-office announcement to employees, transitioning from exclusive teleworking to at least three…

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FEMA Response to Maui Fire Under Congressional Investigation 

Two House committees have opened a probe.  Representative James Comer of Kentucky, Chairman of the House Oversight Committee, and Representative Pete Sessions of Texas, Chairman of the Subcommittee…

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President`s Today Schedule – September 18, 2023

9:30 AM ET: The President receives the Presidential Daily Briefing 6:15 PM ET: The President participates in a campaign reception 7:30 PM ET: The President and The First…

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Senate Committee to Review Two Nominees for FTC

Chairwoman Cantwell to convene a full hearing on September 20. The Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation will meet this week to consider President Joe Biden’s nominations…

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State Department’s SATCOM Enhances Global Embassy Connectivity

The initiative offers affordable and reliable satellite communications for crisis response. State Department Chief Information Officer Kelly Fletcher is working to enhance the satellite communications (SATCOM) infrastructure to…

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Dialed In

Key Questions and Answers Q: Who can join? A. You and everyone who prays! We encourage you to invite family, friends, and church members to join. They can…

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A Solid Rock

“The way of the Lord is a stronghold to the blameless… the righteous will never be removed.“

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Monday, September 18

President Joe Biden has proclaimed September National Wilderness Month, National Preparedness Month, and National Recovery Month. He stated, “America’s natural wonders are marvels of the world.  People travel…

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September 18th – Monday

The hope of the righteous brings joy. – Proverbs 10:28 On this date in 1793, President George Washington laid the cornerstone of the U.S. Capitol. The date was…

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Senator Thune Says Stopgap Spending Necessary to Avoid Shutdown

Some members of the House are unwilling to compromise. Senator John Thune of South Dakota said that Congress will have to agree on short-term funding for the government…

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