Unanimous decision says FTC cannot force companies to pay restitution. The Supreme Court issued its decision in the case of AMG Capital Management, LLC v. the Federal Trade…
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Senators Craft Infrastructure Counteroffer
Moderate members of the Senate meet to negotiate. Members of the Senate minority countered President Biden’s proposed infrastructure plan this past week, submitting a stripped-down $568 billion plan…
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First Lady Visits Navajo Grade School
Largest Native American reservation communicates pandemic challenges. The first lady visited with the Navajo Nation for three days last week, stopping by a reservation grade school on her…
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USDA Invests in Infrastructure for Earth Day
$487 million allocated for water, energy, and biofuel. Deputy Under Secretary for Rural Development Justin Maxson announced a major rural infrastructure investment by the USDA on Earth Day…
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Federal Court to Hear Fair Housing Challenge
Missouri college files suit on religious issues related to gender. A private Christian college in Missouri has filed suit in federal court regarding a Fair Housing regulation that…
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President Schedules First Overseas Trip
Plans are to travel to the UK and Belgium in June. The White House announced Friday that President Joe Biden is scheduling a visit to the United Kingdom…
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Coast Guard Offloads $94 Million in Cocaine
Drugs were seized from boat near Columbia. The U.S. Coast Guard Cutter Tampa offloaded over 5,500 pounds of cocaine in Miami this past week. The drugs were seized…
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HUD Announces Policy Rollback for Equal Access
Reaffirms adminstration commitment to equal access regardless of sexual orientation or gender indentity. Housing and Urban Development Secretary Marcia Fudge recently announced the rollback of a policy that…
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DOJ Asks Supreme Court to Drop Draft Challenge
Congress expected to legislate Selective Service regulations. President Biden’s administration has requested that the justices of the Supreme Court forego hearing a case about the male-only draft system.…
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Congress Looks at Relief for Military Toxic Exposure
Advocates urge assistance as veteran community has dealt with decades-long health issues. Legislators in the House of Representatives are crafting multiple bills regarding healthcare for veterans who have…
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