Secretary Rubio met with foreign ministers from Japan, Australia, and India last month. Secretary of State Rubio met with the foreign ministers of Japan, India, and Australia in…
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Prayer Updates
President Trump Requests Israel Halt Retaliation on Beirut
Iran had backed out of indirect ceasefire negotiations after Israel responded to Hezbollah’s attacks. President Donald Trump announced that Israel agreed to stop its planned raid of Beirut…
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Senate Panel Releases College Sports Bill Draft
The Protect College Sports Act would allow the NCAA to enforce different rules surrounding the use of athletes’ names, images, and likenesses. Members of the Senate Commerce Committee released…
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Education Department Establishes Workforce Pell Grant Program
The education secretary said the administration seeks to shift postsecondary education to low-cost, high-value programs. The Department of Education announced a final rule for the Workforce Pell Grant…
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USDA Opens Applications for Rural Business and Telemedicine Grants
The programs support economic development, workforce needs, and technology access in rural communities. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Rural Development announced that applications are open for Rural Business…
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HHS Partners with Nonprofit to Improve Maternal Health
HHS and Heartland Forward are expected to work together to share information and align their strategies to improve the care women receive before, during, and after pregnancy. The…
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Secretary Hegseth Discusses U.S. Military Effort to Protect Nigerian Christians from ISIS
Efforts in Nigeria include a recent operation that killed multiple senior ISIS leaders. Secretary Pete Hegseth discussed recent efforts being made by the U.S. military to protect Christians…
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Interior Department Advances Effort to Streamline Oil and Gas Permitting in Alaska
The Bureau of Land Management considers a new process to help streamline permitting for oil and gas infrastructure. Secretary of the Interior Doug Burgum announced an effort to…
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EPA Updates Refrigerant Rules to Reduce Food Costs
The changes to two different rules on the use of refrigerants are expected to save Americans up to billions of dollars. The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) announced…
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USDA APHIS Invests in the Prevention of Chronic Wasting Disease
Federal support will fund research, prevention, and response efforts involving wild and farmed cervids. The U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (APHIS) announced funding…
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