Bill would LIFT new homeowners into wealth-building, especially Black Americans
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Sen. Mark R. Warner first introduced the LIFT Act in 2021 to establish a program at the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
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U.S. Senators: More must be done for servicemembers living in unsafe conditions
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Two U.S. Senators sent letters to the Air Force, Army, Navy, and to the Department of Defense regarding their implementation of privatized housing reforms.
Federal program awards $7.1M to protect 4,000 acres of Shenandoah National Park
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The Southern Shenandoah Borderlands Project has been awarded $7,095,000 in federal funding to protect 4,364 acres of scenic lands.
Virginia Tech awarded nearly $500K to accelerate Appalachia forest farming industry
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Nearly $500,000 from an initiative of the ARC will fund the start of a project to accelerate Appalachia’s forest farming industry.
Virginia receives more than $1.4B to deploy affordable, reliable internet to residents
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In the Commonwealth, 364,156 homes and small businesses do not have access to high-speed Internet, but the federal government has a plan.
India removes retaliatory tariffs on U.S. products, including aluminum, apples
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The United States and the Republic of India agreed today to end six outstanding disputes at the World Trade Organization.
More than 4 million college students denied degree thanks to bureaucratic obstacle
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An unnecessary bureaucratic obstacle prevents college students from receiving a degree they have obtained enough credits to complete.
Senate committee passes intelligence bill with eye on security against China, AI
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The Intelligence Authorization Act authorizes funding, provides legal authorities and enhances congressional oversight for the U.S. Intelligence Community (IC).
Virginia Tech team is semifinalist in inaugural competition funded by CHIPS Act
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Virginia Tech is one of 34 semifinalists for the National Science Foundation’s inaugural Regional Innovation Engines competition.
FAA reauthorization bill on indefinite delay in U.S. Senate over pilot training amendment
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A markup of the FAA reauthorization bill is officially on an indefinite delay after an ongoing dispute over a pilot training amendment.
