Officials emphasize safety risks and criminal penalties for pointing lasers at aircraft. The Federal Bureau of Investigation’s (FBI) Cleveland Field Office, along with the Ohio State Highway Patrol…
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Interior Department Expands Funding for Local Wildfire Response
Grants support small communities with equipment for faster fire suppression. The U.S. Department of the Interior recently announced that up to $20 million is available in a new…
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Post-9/11 First Responders Network Faces Congressional Scrutiny
In light of recent problems discovered, members of Congress are considering new legislation to improve FirstNet for first responders. Both a House Energy and Commerce subcommittee and a…
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Suspicious Package at Joint Base Andrews Sickens Multiple People
Buildings were evacuated and an investigation is being conducted. A suspicious package containing white powder sickened people when it was opened this week at Joint Base Andrews, the…
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Education Department Updates Student Loan Forgiveness Program Rule
The change blocks access to the PSLF program for employers who engage in illegal or discriminatory activities. President Donald Trump’s administration released a new rule for the Public…
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Presidential Proclamation on Patriot Day 2025
President Trump said the terrorist attacks of September 11 demonstrated that “in the wake of unimaginable evil, Americans will always stand united.“ Official Proclamation from President Donald J.…
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Catastrophic Flooding in Central Texas
“Within 45 minutes, the Guadalupe River rose 26 feet.” UPDATE: 2:30 PM EST, July 5, 2025 — Earlier today, officials announced that of the 32 people killed, 18…
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President Restores Public Student Loan Forgiveness to Original Parameters
He directs the removal of activist organizations from the definition of “public service.” President Donald Trump issued an order this month that restores the Public Student Loan Forgiveness…
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Attorney General Dismisses DEI Lawsuits on Hiring Police Officers and Firefighters
The previous administration had brought lawsuits against departments using standard aptitude tests. Attorney General Pam Bondi instructed the Civil Rights Division of the Department of Justice to dismiss…
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Wildfires Continue to Blaze in LA County
At least 10 people have died since the fires began on Tuesday. The wildfires in California continue to burn though winds began to slow on Thursday and firefighters…
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