VA Proposes Reduction in Paperwork for Benefit Applicants

Secretary Collins says veterans and survivors should not “face unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles.” The Department of Veterans Affairs announced a proposal to reduce the amount of paperwork needed to…

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House Passes Resolution to End War, Senate Votes Down Similar Measure

Legislators are divided on the U.S. involvement and importance of stopping Iran from obtaining nuclear weapons. The House of Representatives approved a nonbinding concurrent resolution introduced by Representative…

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House Approves Continuing Resolution to Keep Government Funded

The Senate will now make its alterations. The House of Representatives passed a short-term measure that would keep the federal government funded through December 4. Current funding for…

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Senator Darline Graham Co-Sponsors SAVE America Act

President Trump endorses her in November’s midterm election. Senator Darline Graham of South Carolina, who was appointed by Governor Henry McMaster to fill the remainder of her brother,…

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SAMHSA Awards Grant Funding to Treat Addiction and Mental Illness

The funding also helps to prevent overdoses and promote recovery.  The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration (SAMHSA) announced $281 million in grant funding to support health…

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Commerce Department Announces Additional $100 Billion for Semiconductor Manufacturing

Under the Taiwan trade deal, TSMC is now planning to invest a record $265 billion to increase its semiconductor manufacturing in the U.S. The U.S. Department of Commerce,…

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State Department Issues Worldwide Travel Warning for U.S. Citizens

The department notice cites heightened tensions in the Middle East. The U.S. State Department issued a worldwide caution for U.S. citizens traveling abroad this week. The department cited…

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House Advances Funding and Election Integrity Rules

Some senators have floated delaying or canceling the August recess. Members of the House of Representatives passed a rule on Tuesday that will set up floor debate and…

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Federal Agencies Partner to Protect Consumers from Food Contaminants

The USDA will focus on the distribution of heavy metals in consumables and monitor regulations on sausage, poultry, and more. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins, Secretary of Health…

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Judge Rules in Favor of Americans in Maduro Torture Case

The $314 million award marks the largest judgment to date for Americans seeking compensation after being imprisoned in Venezuela. Federal Judge Darrin Gayles in Miami ruled in favor of…

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