Legislation would secure supply of critical minerals for U.S. technology, national defense
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Legislation introduced yesterday would develop a global approach to ensure a diverse and secure end-to-end supply of critical minerals.
Search Results for Mark Warner
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Lawmakers provide update on Postmaster General’s goal to improve mail service in Virginia
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Four Virginia lawmakers met with U.S. Postmaster General Louis DeJoy to receive a status update on improving Richmond mail delivery service.
AmeriCorps, CDC award nearly $2M to Virginia for public health workforce, mental health
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Virginia will receive $1,935,757 in Public Health funding from AmeriCorps and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
U.S. Department of Ed issues new guidance on joint consolidated student loans
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The U.S. Department of Education issued new guidance for individuals affected by joint consolidated student loans.
TV numbers: AEW ‘Dynamite’ rebounds from last week’s ratings disaster
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Good news for AEW’s bottom line: last week’s 502,000-viewer average for “Dynamite” was an aberration.
Federal funding to provide firefighter equipment, resources, promote nuclear energy
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The Fire Grants and Safety Act would renew critical grant programs that fund essential equipment and resources for fire stations.
Legislation would ease challenges for obstetrics services in rural American hospitals
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Between 2012 and 2022, approximately one quarter of all rural hospitals stopped providing obstetrics services, impacting 267 communities.
Senate Republicans reject legislation to protect IVF access: ‘How dare you?’
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The Right to IVF Act was blocked by Senate Republicans yesterday despite personal stories from Democrats on the Senate floor Thursday.
Supreme Court overturns federal appeals court ruling, secures access to abortion medication
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Access to mifepristone, an abortion medication approved by the FDA more than 20 years ago, has been protected by the Supreme Court.
Tyler’s Law: Legislation named after California teenager would help prevent fentanyl overdoses
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Tyler’s Law would direct the U.S. Department of HHS to provide hospitals with guidance on fentanyl testing in their routine drug screens.
