Congress Wants Economic U-Turn With China

It would be a bipartisan step away from Clinton-Bush years and more like policies under Trump.  Congress is making an attempt to direct the power of the federal…

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Restaurant Association Requests More COVID Support

Writes Congress to strongly encourage renewal of Restaurant Rescue Fund. When the American Rescue Plan was passed in 2021, $28.6 billion of the spending package was given to…

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Federal Judge Dismisses Keystone XL Challenge

Decision based on the permanent halt of the project by developer. Southern Texas U.S. District Court Judge Jeffrey Brown recently dismissed the case that was brought against the…

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Former Senator Harry Reid Dead at 82

He served in government 48 years.  Harry Reid, a longtime U.S. Senator from Nevada, passed away Tuesday at age 82. Reid had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in…

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Census Bureau Reports Decrease in Population Growth

Immigration and pregnancies down, death rate up. The U.S. Census Bureau released reports on Tuesday revealing that the United States grew by only 0.1% in the past year.…

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President Signs Three Bills Into Law

Renames buildings and extends COVID relief for veterans’ education.  On Tuesday, President Biden signed three bills into law. H.R. 390 renamed the Federal building in Memphis, Tennessee, H.R.…

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President Biden Advocates for Voting Rights Bills

Speaks on topic at commencement address at South Carolina State University. President Joe Biden was the featured speaker for the commencement address at South Carolina State University’s graduation…

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Some Legislators May Have Violated STOCK Act

Anti-corruption law looks to prevent conflicts of interest.  A recent investigation reveals that 14 legislators from both the House and Senate may be in violation of the Stop Trading on…

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House Passes Supply Chain Shipping Bill

The bill is intended to ease supply chain issues that are impacting American citizens. The House of Representatives passed a bipartisan bill designed to strengthen shipping supply chains…

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Debt Limit Deal Advances in Senate

A vote is expected on Friday as Senate clear procedural hurdles. The Senate took a step toward increasing the federal government’s debt limit by voting to limit debate…

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