Senate Majority Leader Says Congress Unlikely to Intervene with Tariffs

He says “everybody is concerned” but will let massive policy shift “play out.” Senate Majority Leader John Thune said on Monday that his chamber will likely not intervene…

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Circuit Court Reverses Firing of Two Federal Employees

Independent agency heads are temporarily ordered to be reinstated. The District of Columbia U.S. Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that approved the firing of two…

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State Department Notifies Congress of USAID Closure

Also refutes a false report of USAID disaster team termination in Myanmar. The U.S. State Department recently notified Congress that it will be assuming the duties of the…

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Labor Secretary Returns $1.4 Billion in Unused COVID Funding to Treasury

The department returned the money to the general fund to finance the federal government. The Department of Labor recently announced that it returned $1.4 billion in unused funding…

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Supreme Court Hears Case on Medicaid Restriction of Planned Parenthood

Arguments claim South Carolina restrictions may violate patients’ “right” to choose a health provider. The Supreme Court heard arguments in a case between Planned Parenthood and the state…

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Defense Secretary Orders Defense Department to Open Voluntary Resignations

Retirement options and deferred resignations were immediately available to eligible employees. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth recently signed a memo ordering the Department of Defense (DoD) to “immediately” offer…

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Funding Restored for U.S. Global Media

Department of Justice says lawsuits are now moot after funds were released. Federal officials restored federal funding for the U.S. Agency for Global Media (USAGM) after radio stations…

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60 Members of Congress “Concerned” by EPA Employee Reduction

They wrote a letter to EPA Administrator Zelding warning against planned firings. Over 60 members of the House minority party signed a letter sent to EPA Administrator Lee…

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Legislator Seeks Public Input on Modernizing Privacy Act

Congresswoman Trahan calls for reform to address data privacy in the Age of AI and digital advances. U.S. Representative Lori Trahan of Massachusetts has launched an initiative to…

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Interior Department Announced Permanent Pay Increases for Wildland Firefighters

The move is intended to improve recruitment and retention. The Department of the Interior announced permanent pay increases this month for federal and tribal wildland firefighters. The decision…

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