The government will be funded through December 11. The House of Representatives passed the continuing resolution on Tuesday which was approved in the Senate before they took August…
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Administration Ends Medicaid Coverage for Transgender Medical Interventions for Minors
The vice president and HHS secretary have also referred gender clinics to the Justice Department for billing fraud. President Trump announced this week that sex-rejecting procedures on children…
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FCC Chair Proposes Comprehensive Review of Universal Service Fund Administration
The review would be conducted to ensure funding is used for its intended purpose. Federal Communications Commission (FCC) Chair Brendan Carr has proposed a comprehensive review of the…
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House Approves Continuing Resolution to Keep Government Funded
The Senate will now make its alterations. The House of Representatives passed a short-term measure that would keep the federal government funded through December 4. Current funding for…
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House Advances Funding and Election Integrity Rules
Some senators have floated delaying or canceling the August recess. Members of the House of Representatives passed a rule on Tuesday that will set up floor debate and…
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HHS Inspector General Informs NY of Medicaid Funding Suspension Due to Fraud
The suspension is expected to last until at least September 30, unless the state provides evidence it has addressed fraud concerns. President Trump’s administration recently announced the freezing…
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Transportation Secretary Announces Investment to Improve Traffic Flow Around Large VA Port
Secretary Duffy said the current traffic bottleneck “prevents families from getting where they need to go and costs local communities millions of dollars in lost economic activity.” U.S,…
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Justice Department Sues States Refusing to Submit SNAP Data to USDA
Federal officials seek an injunction to require state agencies to provide five years’ worth of documentation. The Department of Justice has filed lawsuits against Kentucky, Pennsylvania, Michigan, and Minnesota…
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DOJ Charges Over 450 Defendants for Health Care Fraud
The 2026 National Health Care Fraud Takedown involved cooperation between federal, state, and international officials. The Department of Justice announced that charges have been brought against 455 defendants…
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U.S. Provides $1 Billion in Humanitarian and Disaster Aid to UNICEF and World Food Program
The announcement is part of the president’s “humanitarian reset,” reforming the UN humanitarian bureaucracy. The U.S. State Department recently announced new global macro awards of over $1 billion…
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