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Waivers are rare and typically issued only on national security grounds. In a statement, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, "In the ...
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Waivers are rare and typically issued only on national security grounds. In a statement, White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said, "In the ...
Yesterday, Arizona Senator Mark Kelly voted to pass the 21st Century ROAD to Housing Act, bipartisan legislation to build more homes, bring down housing costs, and expand affordable housing options for families across Arizona and the country. The bill includes Kelly-backed provisions to support manufactured housing by eliminating the costly permanent chassis requirement, cut red tape that slows construction by simplifying National Environmental Protection Act (NEPA) reviews for small […]
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From the suburbs along Interstate 90 over to St. Charles, redistricting has resulted in a more diverse and Democratic 8th Congressional District.
The USDA has signaled more changes coming to school food, but experts say they already need more support to bring ‘real foods’ to students.
New York area members of Congress say problems at the World Trade Center Health Program could have 'devastating' consequences for 9/11 emergency responders who need care.
JD Vance traveled to North Carolina today in an attempt to sell voters on his and Donald Trump's tanking economy in one of his first public ...
HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. is working to close a loophole allowing companies to introduce unreviewed ingredients in food.
The United States has rapidly depleted key weapons stockpiles, including Tomahawk missiles, in less than a fortnight – raising concerns about costs and the ability to replenish supplies.
Pete Hegseth wants to live in a world in which the American military can drop bombs on scores of schoolchildren and not face serious media ...