Senate Passes Bill to Halt Student Loan Forgiveness 

A presidential veto is expected.  The Senate passed legislation that overturns the student debt relief plan established by President Biden. That program would give 40 million loan recipients…

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Land Management Bureau Issues Decision on Pipeline

The controversial Appalachian fossil fuel line on its way to construction. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has moved the proposed Mountain Valley pipeline forward to the next…

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Treasury and IRS Announce Opening of EV Tax Credits

Questions remain regarding country of assembly eligibility. The Department of the Treasury and the Internal Revenue Service released additional information regarding tax benefits on clean vehicle provisions under…

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Bipartisan Senators Propose China Grand Strategy

Commission would address economic and military challenges from China. Senators John Cornyn of Texas and Tim Kaine of Virginia announced plans to create a 2-year commission to develop…

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Government Funding Passes Without Energy Permitting

Senator Manchin’s attempt to accelerate energy permitting was removed. Congress passed stopgap government funding legislation late this week, just before the October 1 deadline. In order to pass…

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Election Reform Bill May Get House Vote This Week

The Senate is also considering reforms. House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer of Maryland said an election reform bill could get a vote as early as this week. The…

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USDA Invests in Rural WV Water Infrastructure

Secretary Vilsack and Senator Manchin attend groundbreaking ceremony. U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Tom Vilsack recently joined Senator Joe Manchin of West Virginia to announce a $75 million…

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More House Members Oppose Senate Energy Side Deal

Letter sent to House speaker to remove the provision from funding bill. On Monday, 77 members of the House signed a letter written by House Majority Leader Steny…

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Congress Facing September 30 Funding Deadline

Continuing resolutions are expected to keep the government open.  September 30 is the deadline for Congress to get a bill passed and signed to prevent a government shutdown. Legislators…

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Senators Look to Reform Counting of Electors

Current governing law was passed in 1887.  A bipartisan group of 16 senators introduced legislation Wednesday to reform and modernize the Electoral Count Act of 1887, including by…

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