Supreme Court to Hear Gun Rights and Abortion Cases

Justice Department will argue on side of abortion providers in Texas this week. This week, the Supreme Court will hear oral arguments in major cases dealing with abortion…

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Terror Threats Made Against Shopping Malls in Virginia

Could be linked to activate ISIS cell.  Police in Northern Virginia are increasing their presence around shopping malls and high-volume roads and transit areas in response to reports of…

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DHS Secretary Seeking End to “Remain in Mexico” Policy

Concerns stem from the treatment of migrants south of the border.  In 2019, the previous administration created a policy that required asylum seekers to “Remain in Mexico” while…

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Supply Backlog Worsening at Port of Los Angeles

Up to 170 cargo ships are waiting off the coast to unload.  Despite presidential assurances of 24/7 operations at the Port of Los Angeles, conditions there continue to…

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USDOT Reports Road Fatalities Rose in First Half of 2021

Transportation secretary announces safety initiative. The U.S. Department of Transportation’s National Highway Traffic Safety Administration released a report last week for road fatalities from January through June of 2021.…

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Land Management Bureau Announces Oil and Gas Leases

Agency opens public comment period on Q1 proposals based on environmental assessments. The Bureau of Land Management has opened the public comment period on the 2022 Quarter 1…

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Administration Issues Iranian Drone-Related Sanctions

The action comes after Iranian drone program targeted U.S. troops in the region.  On Friday, President Biden’s administration sanctioned a top Iranian military official for his role in…

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Joint Chiefs Facing “Staff Shortage”

President has not nominated successor for vice chairman who leaves in November. The Pentagon is preparing to delegate some of the responsibilities of Vice Chairman of the Joint…

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HUD Seeks Solutions to Lead Poisoning Threat

Secretary of HUD hosts CEO of Cleveland Clinic to discuss lead issues in low-income communities. This week, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge held discussions with Cleveland…

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Judge Blocks Administration from Firing the Unvaccinated

Temporary restraining order protects federal employees and active military while they challenge the mandate. District of Columbia U.S. District Court Judge Colleen Kollar-Kotelly has issued a temporary restraining…

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