State Department Issues Report on Israel’s Compliance with International Law

U.S. will continue to send arms to Israel. The U.S. Department of State released a report to Congress stating that Israel’s assurances that it will comply with international…

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U.S. and China Hold AI Discussion in Switzerland

Officials are seeking mutually agreeable rules to reduce artificial intelligence risks. As the United States and China vie for supremacy in artificial intelligence (AI) technology policy, representatives from…

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USAF Updates Mental Health Rules

New policy intended to expedite the treatment of airmen and prioritize their well-being. The U.S. Air Force has revised its mental health protocols, allowing airmen to pursue treatment…

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Energy Department Appoints First Energy Security Board of Directors

The board will head the nonprofit authorized by the CHIPS Act. The Department of Energy (DOE) appointed the first panel of board members for its new nonprofit organization…

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TikTok Sues U.S. Government Over Upcoming Ban

The lawsuit claims the recently passed law allows Congress to “circumvent the First Amendment by invoking national security.“ TikTok filed a lawsuit against the U.S. government this week,…

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Judge Cancels Trial Date in Classified Documents Case Against Trump

She states that there are too many pre-trial issues to resolve before a trial could begin. U.S. Southern Florida District Court Judge Aileen Cannon postponed the trial date…

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Commerce Department Effort to Recruit Women in Construction

Secretary Raimondo says CHIPS Act goals will not be achieved without them. The Department of Commerce released its framework for encouraging women to become construction workers, saying that…

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President Biden Presents Presidential Medals of Freedom

Two of the nineteen were awarded posthumously. President Joe Biden awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom to nineteen individuals on Friday. The recipients included politicians, veterans, executives, activists,…

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Senators Urge President to Abandon Gazan Refugee Plan

Legislators say bringing Gazan refugees to the U.S. is a national security risk. A group of 25 senators in the minority party wrote to President Joe Biden to…

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President to Sign Foreign Aid After Senate Passage

The cloture vote approved assistance to Ukraine, Israel, and Taiwan and a measure on TikTok divestment. President Joe Biden indicated he will sign the Senate-passed legislation authorizing $95…

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