Three states receive funding for dams, reservoirs, and water pipelines. The Department of the Interior (DOI) announced $514 million for five water storage and conveyance projects in four…
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DOE Funds Manufacturing Research and Development
A total of $136 million will go to selected projects. The Department of Energy (DOE) selected 66 research and development projects to receive $136 million this month, advancing…
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FCC Chair Dismisses Four Complaints Regarding Presidential Election Coverage
She says that criticism of press coverage seeks to “undermine” the First Amendment. Prior to stepping down from the Federal Communications Commission (FCC), Chair Jessica Rosenworcel explained why…
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President Elect Trump Speaks with President Xi Prior to Inauguration
He seeks to preserve TikTok’s use in the United States. President-elect Donald Trump spoke with Chinese President Xi Jinping this week as he prepares for his second aministration.…
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House Passes Bill to Deport Illegals for Violence Against Women
The majority united in its support of the legislation. Congresswoman Nancy Mace of South Carolina introduced the Preventing Violence Against Women by Illegal Aliens Act, which the House…
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FBI Closes Its Office of Diversity and Inclusion
President-elect calls for retention of records and documents. The Federal Bureau of Investigation began to shut down its Office of Diversity and Inclusion last month. The bureau made…
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FDA Proposes Mandatory Asbestos Testing for Talc-Based Cosmetics
The new rule is intended to protect consumers from asbestos exposure in cosmetic products. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) recently proposed a rule under the Modernization…
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President Delists Cuba From Terror Sponsor List
Florida congressman expresses opposition to the action. President Joe Biden issued an executive order delisting Cuba as a state sponsor of terrorism this week. The delisting also removes…
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Supreme Court Considers Chicago Alderman’s Corruption Appeal
Justices question the distinction between false and misleading statements. The Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in an appeal filed by a former Chicago politician. The justices seemed…
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Supreme Court Upholds Law Banning TikTok in U.S.
The social media app prepares to shut down its U.S. platform. The justices of the Supreme Court unanimously upheld the law on Friday that requires TikTok’s Chinese-based owner…
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