SHUSH Act would Ease Restrictions of Firearm Suppressors

The legislation would simplify acquisition and remove federal regulations on the accessory. Representative Mike Cloud of Texas and Senator Mike Lee of Utah introduced the Silencers Help Us…

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President’s Administration Dismisses Members of 2 EPA Oversight Boards

Requests that members nominate replacements for the panels. President Trump’s administration dismissed all members of two boards within the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).  The Clean Air Scientific Advisory…

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Tricare Extends Payment Update Deadline for West Region

Beneficiaries have until February 28 to update payment details. Tricare beneficiaries in the West Region, including Arkansas, Illinois, Louisiana, Oklahoma, Texas, and Wisconsin, who pay for coverage using…

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Supreme Court Hears FDA Appeal on E-Cigarettes and “Court Shopping”

Judges seem skeptical of far-reaching implications of FDA argument. The Supreme Court heard oral arguments for an appeal brought by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that claimed…

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FDA Authorizes Nicotine Pouch Products After Review

ZYN nicotine pouches are approved for adults 21 and older, with restrictions to safeguard public health and prevent youth use. The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) authorized the…

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The U.S. Army Anticipates Recruitment Success in 2025

Record-breaking contracts, the Future Soldier Prep Course, and revamped recruitment strategies drive the Army’s turnaround after years of challenges. The U.S. Army announced the service is on track…

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EPA Reports Potential Risks of “Forever Chemicals” in Farm Lands

Officials are concerned that food produced on contaminated land may pose human health risks. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released a draft report last week reviewing the risks…

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FDA to Revoke Red Food Dye Authorization

The HHS Secretary nominee has called for improvements in nutritional guidance and stricter criteria for American food. The Food and Drug Administration is moving to ban erythrosine, aka…

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FDA Proposes Mandatory Asbestos Testing for Talc-Based Cosmetics

The new rule is intended to protect consumers from asbestos exposure in cosmetic products. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently proposed a rule under the Modernization…

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Secretary Austin’s Secret Hospitalization Risked National Security

The Pentagon Inspector General released a transparency report before the end of the term. The Office of the Pentagon Inspector General released its report on Defense Secretary Lloyd…

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