Bipartisan Group of Senators Head Down Colorado River

Time is running out for Colorado Basin water preservation. A group of bipartisan Senators began a tour of the Colorado River, starting at its headwaters in the Rocky…

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USDA Invites Public to Urban Agriculture Meeting

Federal Advisory Committee is seeking input from relevant shareholders. On Friday, the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) encouraged American citizens to attend the 5th public meeting for the…

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Justice Deparment Requests Lift of Seattle Police Department Oversight

The Seattle Police Department has made “significant progress” in ten years according to the DOJ. The Department of Justice (DOJ) asked a federal judge to lift the ten-year-long…

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$8.9 Million Announced for Tribal Transit Development

This is the second year of Bipartisan Infrastructure Law’s funding. The Federal Transit Administration announced on Tuesday that the next installment of funding for the Tribal Transit Program…

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FDA Approves Over-The-Counter Opioid Overdose Reversal Spray

Agency approves the first overdose reversal drug to be available without a prescription The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved the opioid reversal drug Narcan for over-the-counter sales,…

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Medicare Trustees Predict Fund Exhausted by 2031

The president’s proposed budget would protect it, HHS Secretary says The Hospital Trustee Fund, which pays for patient care and hospital stays for senior citizens, will be exhausted…

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Moon Mission Crew Named by NASA

The Artemis II mission to travel around the Moon is scheduled to launch in 2024. The last time an American crew visited the moon was with Apollo 17…

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Money and Spending

Senators Questions Fed Banking Regulators

They ask why there was no federal response to the warning signs ahead of the bank’s collapse. The Senate Banking Committee pressed banking regulators on their failure to…

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Congress Blue Sky and Trees

Bipartisan Bill Introduced to Combat Child Labor Violations

Child labor violations have increased by 70% since 2018. Representatives Hillary Scholten and Nancy Mace introduced legislation to raise the penalties for child labor law violations. The Department…

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White House Dubs New National Cancer Plan “Cancer Moonshot”

The plan aims to cut cancer deaths in half by 2025. Federal health officials released their new framework to reduce cancer mortality by 50% in the next 25…

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