NATO talks are likely ahead. A spokesman for President Biden’s administration announced Monday that U.S. and Russian officials will hold security talks on January 10 to discuss concerns…
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White House Schedules Biden-Putin Talk Thursday
Situation on Ukraine border tops the agenda. A spokesperson for the National Security Council said Wednesday that President Joe Biden will speak with Russian President Vladimir Putin on…
Read MoreFormer Senator Harry Reid Dead at 82
He served in government 48 years. Harry Reid, a longtime U.S. Senator from Nevada, passed away Tuesday at age 82. Reid had been diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in…
Read MoreCDC Reports Increase in Identified Cases of Autism
Releases analysis on earlier diagnoses. This month, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) published a report showing an increase in identified cases of autism in 8-year-old…
Read MoreDHS Launches Body-Cam Pilot Program
55 agents to begin filming key interactions with suspects. The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced on Tuesday that it would be launching a new pilot program for…
Read MoreSecretary of Energy Tours Sacramento
Advocated strongly for the Build Back Better bill. Secretary of Energy Jennifer Granholm visited Sacramento recently, where she toured energy equipment factories and utility training facilities. She inspected…
Read MoreFinal Group of Afghan Nationals Transported to U.S.
Operation Allies Welcome now focusing on housing. On December 23, Operation Allies Welcome Senior Response Official Robert Fenton announced that the final group of Afghan civilian allies were…
Read MoreHUD Allocates $18 Million For Veteran Housing Assistance
Vouchers given to 103 public houses. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development recently awarded $18 million in vouchers to aid veterans across the country experiencing homelessness.…
Read MorePresident Open to Shorter Virus Quarantines
CDC shortened isolation time for healthcare workers. President Joe Biden said Monday his administration would support an effort to shorten COVID-19 quarantine requirements for those who test positive…
Read MoreSupreme Court to Hold Special Session on Vaccine Mandates
Two challenges to President Biden’s mandates to be heard in January. As new cases of COVID-19 have spiked around the country, the Supreme Court announced last week that…
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