Bill would require ‘stress test’ of financial system, assessment of response to disaster
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The Fiscal Contingency Preparedness Act would require the Department of Treasury to conduct annual “stress tests” on federal finances.
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Congressional committees approve reauthorization of leases for 18 VA medical facilities
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The House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs voted to approve updated authorizations for 18 Veterans Affairs (VA) major medical facility leases.
Trump claims data in July jobs report manipulated, fires BLS Commissioner
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After a July 2025 jobs report revealed less labor participation and an increased unemployment rate, so Trump terminated the head of the BLS.
U.S. Senate committee moves bill forward to renew veterans suicide program
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The Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee approved legislation to renew the Staff Sergeant Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant program.
Trump sale of semiconductors to China jeopardizes economic, national security goals
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The race between the United States and China to be No. 1 in AI has put China ahead of America with a Trump Administration reversal.
Senators push Federal Aviation Administration for answers on staff reductions, use of AI
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American lawmakers are pressing FAA Administrator Bryan Bedford for answers on the impact of FAA workforce reductions on aviation safety.
AI at center of concern by lawmakers over Delta Air Lines, pricing company’s partnership
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A partnership between an AI pricing company and Delta Air Lines has three Democratic senators raising concerns.
Senate bill would create tax incentive to recapture, repurpose methane emissions
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The Methane Reduction and Economic Growth Act would create a tax credit that will incentive the capture and repurposing of methane emissions.
AEW begins anew post-‘All In: Texas’: Review of this week’s ‘Dynamite’
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AEW began its Aragon Ballroom residency with a bang, addressing the fallout from “All In: Texas” and ushering in a new era for the promotion.
Republicans continue war on America’s public broadcasting with rescissions bill
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If congressional Republicans have their way, more than $1.07 billion in previously-appropriated funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, including $100 million for Virginia, will be revoked.
