President Issues Proclamation on Education and Sharing Day

Sets aside Tuesday to honor the 120th birthday of Rabbi Schneerson. On Monday, the White House shared a statement from President Biden marking April 12, 2022 as a…

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Energy Secretary Welcomes Defense Program Deputy Administrator

Senate confirms Dr. Marvin Adams. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm welcomed Dr. Marvin Adams as Deputy Administrator for Defense Programs in the Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security…

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New Navy Strategy Could Mean Decommissioning New Warships

Focusing more on sea power than speed. The U.S. Navy announced the intention to decommission nine recently purchased warships in favor of curating a tighter, more powerful fleet.…

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Education Department Opens Teaching Grant Applications

Program intended to address national teacher shortage. The U.S. Department of Education announced the establishment of the SEED (Supporting Effective Educator Development) grant program on Thursday. The program…

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Fish and Wildlife Service Executes Rare Emergency Motion

Temporarily declares Dixie Valley toad endangered. The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) announced last week that they have issued an emergency declaration to mark the Dixie Valley…

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USDA Predicts Food Prices to Continue Rising

Increases are the highest in decades.  A new report from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, known as its Food Prices Outlook for 2022, indicates that people will soon…

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Additional COVID Funding Delayed by Senate Recess

Negotiations stall over Title 42. The Senate has left town for two weeks for its spring recess without acting on the $10 billion deal on pandemic relief. The White…

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Commerce Department Blocks Russian Airline Export Privileges

Issues three Temporary Denial Orders for 180 days. On Thursday, the Commerce Department’s Bureau of Industry and Security ordered the enactment of three Temporary Denial Orders (TDOs) against…

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FDA Says Current Vaccines Don’t Suit New COVID Strain

Raises question of what to do with additional variants. This week, a panel of outside experts gathered at the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) headquarters to discuss how…

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Senate Unanimously Approves Trade Bills Countering Russia

Addresses trade relations and Russian oil imports. The Senate unanimously passed two bills on Thursday that have been in the works for weeks. The first permanently ends normal…

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