Performers have not been compensated for music broadcast over the radio. Music artists wrote to Congress urging them to support the American Music Fairness Act. The bipartisan legislation,…
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Federal Judge Allows DOJ to Proceed with Assault Case Against Congresswoman
Representative McIver had motioned for a dismissal of the case, claiming she was politically targeted. U.S. District Judge Jamel Semper ruled that the Department of Justice may continue…
Read MoreJustice Department Joins Lawsuit Challenging California Redistricting Effort
Various state legislatures have redrawn congressional maps mid-decade. The Department of Justice has joined a lawsuit challenging California’s congressional redistricting effort. The suit claims that the plan to…
Read MoreEnergy Department Announces Funding to Renew National Quantum Research Centers
The action supports next-generation innovation in quantum computing, sensing, and communication across five national laboratories. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced $625 million to renew its five…
Read MoreInterior Department Adds Fertilizer Minerals to Critical List
Secretary Burgum makes additions that legislators hope will ease farmers’ struggles. The Interior Department has released the finalized list of critical minerals for 2025, including the additions of…
Read MoreHouse Speaker Calls Representatives Back to Congress for Funding Vote
The Senate measure makes adjustments to the continuing resolution that the House passed in September. House Speaker Mike Johnson called members back to Congress after the Senate passed…
Read MoreCongress Continues “Arctic Frost“ Probe
Legislators consider the impeachment of the federal judge who signed off on subpoenas for Senate legislators. Representative Brandon Gill introduced articles of impeachment against District of Columbia Chief…
Read MorePresident Urges Senate to Eliminate the Filibuster to Reopen Government
The Senate has failed to temporarily fund the government through 13 votes. President Donald Trump recommended that the Senate majority utilize the “nuclear option” of removing the chamber’s…
Read MoreFederal Employee Union Urges Senate Minority to End Shutdown
The members who have insisted on extended healthcare subsidies now consider the federal workers who are not getting paid during the shutdown. The American Federation of Government Employees,…
Read MoreDOE to Purchase 1 Million Barrels to Refill Strategic Petroleum Reserve
Initiative begins long-term plan to strengthen U.S. energy security and rebuild reserves. The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) recently announced it will buy one million barrels of domestically…
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