Education Department Announces 2023 HBCU Scholars

One hundred two students were selected from 70 schools for academic achievements. The Department of Education has announced its ninth cohort of scholars from Historically Black Colleges and…

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Strategic Petroleum Reserve

Energy Secretary Says SPR Will Be Refilled In The Next Presidential Term

The emergency oil stockpile is at a 40-year low. U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm recently stated that the oil levels of the Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR) will…

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President Selects Colorado as Space Command Location

The lengthy review process has ended the tug-of-war between Alabama and Colorado for the headquarters. The Pentagon announced that President Joe Biden has selected Colorado Springs as the…

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Supreme Court Temporarily Blocks Regulation of “Ghost Guns”

Justice Alito allows gun advocates a week to respond to the administration. Supreme Court Justice Samuel Alito issued a pause on the ruling of a case about the…

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Treasury Secretary Appoints Climate Counselor

The new department official will report to Secretary Yellen directly to support a net-zero emissions economy. Secretary of the Treasury Janet Yellen appointed Ethan Zindler as the Treasury…

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Transportation Department Invests in Tribal Road Projects

Secretary Buttigieg announces investments that will include safety improvements and pedestrian infrastructure. The Department of Transportation announced the release of $21 million in grant funding for 88 Tribal…

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VA Partners with Stanford for Cancer Center in California

The future research center will serve both veterans and non-veterans. The Department of Veterans Affairs announced the beginning plans for a leading-edge cancer care and research center in…

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USDA Partners with States to Address Anticompetition in Food Industry

The collaboration will create a framework to support competition in the marketplace. The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) has launched a partnership with state attorneys general to address…

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Congress Heads for August Break 

Appropriations made scant progress before recess. Both chambers of Congress have departed Washington, D.C., for the August recess. Appropriations for the coming fiscal year are due by the…

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Commerce Secretary Attends Virtual Gen Z Jobs Meeting

She encouraged students to join the domestic semiconductor workforce. Secretary of Commerce Gina Raimondo recently joined a virtual discussion hosted by Handshake, the largest job platform for Gen…

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