Fed Chair Says There is a “Long Way to Go” on Inflation

He also calls America’s debt unsustainable. Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said there is “a long way to go” before economic stability is achieved in the U.S. He…

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White House Cyber Advisor Departing 

He has had decades of government national security involvement.  Chris Inglis, the cyber advisor at the White House, said his last day to serve in the administration will be…

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President Biden Sees Raising Debt Limit as Non-Negotiable

House speaker would like cuts to federal spending. National Economic Council Director Brian Deese recently relayed President Biden’s sentiments regarding lifting the nation’s debt ceiling. He stated, “It’s…

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“Getaways” Evaded Border Patrol in Record Numbers in 2022

Nearly 300,000 were tallied in the first four months of the new fiscal year U.S. Customs and Border Protection reported last month that in fiscal year 2022, which…

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House Resolution Unanimously Condemns China 

Surveillance balloon over the U.S. was a “brazen violation” of U.S. sovereignty.  The House of Representatives unanimously approved a resolution on Thursday that condemns the Chinese Communist Party’s…

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Senate Responds to Mexico Ban of GMO Corn

Agriculture committee members call for enforcement of USMCA. Every five years, Congress passes the farm bill that sets America’s standards for agriculture, nutrition, forestry, and conservation. The Senate…

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Secretary Vilsack Advocates for Small Farming

He speaks with an advocacy group about rising land monopolization. Secretary of Agriculture Tom Vilsack spoke to members of the National Sustainable Agriculture Coalition on Monday, speaking to…

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Representative Omar Voted Off Foreign Affairs Committee

Her stance on Israel is cited as the reason for removal. The House of Representatives voted to oust Representative Ilhan Omar of Minnesota from the Foreign Affairs Committee,…

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Forest Service Reinstates Protection of Tongass Forest

Logging and development are once again forbidden in the largest forest in U.S. The U.S. Forest Service recently finalized the restoration of protections for the Tongass National Forest,…

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Congress Poised to Address Police Reform

Senator Durbin says, “We need a national conversation.“  Senator Dick Durbin of Illinois, the chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, said legislators should “sit down again quickly to…

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