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Supreme Court Orders Missouri to Use 2022 Congressional Map in Midterm Elections

The 2025 map had been used for the primaries. The U.S. Supreme Court overturned lower court decisions that the state of Missouri must use the congressional district map…

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Labor Inspector General Launches Inquiry of Hospital Regarding Residencies Awarded to Visa Holders

Rochester General Hospital allegedly selected only two American applicants for its residency program. Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito requested information from Rochester General Hospital in New…

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White House Issues List of Products Recommended for Reduced Tariffs with China

The proposed reductions follow the state visit of President Xi to the White House. The White House published lists of products on which the United States and China…

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Education Department Finalizes Restoration of Title IX Protections

The rule highlights federal court decisions that struck down the previous inclusion of transgender students under the federal rule. The U.S. Department of Education announced the final rule…

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President Rejects Iran’s Proposal to Open Strait of Hormuz

The president said the regime “overplayed their hand” in suggesting the reopening of the waterway for 7 days to restart nuclear talks. President Donald Trump refused the Islamic…

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Senator Introduces Bill to Improve Safety Policies for Public Transit

The bill would allow federal funding to be withheld from cities if certain safety protocols are not met. U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty introduced the Safe Transit Act to improve safety…

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Energy Department Announces Funding to Support Grid-Improvement Projects

The funding will be awarded to 31 different projects to make improvements to the energy grid across the country. The U.S. Department of Energy’s (DOE) Office of Electricity…

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VA Awards Grants to Combat Veteran Homelessness

A record $1.17 billion will be awarded in fiscal year 2027. The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the largest-ever awarding of grants to help support veterans who are…

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Federal Agencies Investigate Duke University and the University of North Dakota Over Foreign Funding

The Defense Department previously notified Duke of errors in funding designations that violate the Higher Education Act of 1965.  The Departments of State and Education announced investigations into…

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Nor’easter Causes Coastal Flooding and Power Outages

Rain and strong winds downed trees, leaving around 200,000 customers without power. A nor’easter hit the Mid-Atlantic and New England coast hard over the weekend, causing power outages…

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