Virginia farmers, ranchers discriminated against by USDA before 2021 encouraged to apply
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The DFAP provides financial assistance to farmers who experienced discrimination in USDA’s farm lending programs before 2021.
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Trump lawyer: Trump, as president, could order assassination, evade prosecution
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Donald Trump, as president, could order the U.S. military to assassinate a political rival and not face prosecution, one of his lawyers told a federal appeals court judge on Tuesday.
Miyares signs on to effort to overturn Colorado move to bar Trump from ballot
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Your Jan. 6 reminder that elections have consequences is the news that Jason Miayres signed us on to an amicus brief asking the Supreme Court to side with Donald Trump’s appeal of Colorado’s move to remove him from that state’s primary ballot.
Warner encourages voluntary communication of social media companies with government
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The Supreme Court decided to hear arguments in a case that will decide how government officials can communicate with social media companies.
Insulin manufacturers cap monthly cost of insulin at $35 per month
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Insulin manufacturers Eli Lilly, Novo Nordisk and Sanofi have officially lowered the cost of their insulin products to $35 per month for most patients.
Crystal Graham: Top 2023 stories focused on animal welfare, affordable housing, mental health
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In case you missed them, reporter Crystal Graham prepared a roundup of her top stories from 2023.
Tim Kaine dunks on Coach Tommy Tuberville over failed military promotions fiasco
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Alabama Sen. Tommy Tuberville, for nearly 10 months, held up hundreds of U.S. military promotions, not because he had a problem with the promotions, but because he wanted to pose as an anti-abortion culture warrior.
Sen. Warner leads introduction of legislation to require financial regulators to address AI
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The Financial Artificial Intelligence Risk Reduction Act would require financial regulators to address uses of AI-generated content.
Washington Area Transit Authority expects $750M budget shortfall to affect services
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The Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority faces a $750 million budget shortfall that threatens safety and services next summer.
Lawmakers encourage Biden to prioritize Israeli agreement with Palestinian Authority
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Several members of Congress are encouraging prioritization of Israel’s resumption of a longstanding agreement the Palestinian Authority.
