Trump administration plans to end Solar for All program as energy costs rise
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Lawmakers are pushing back against the termination of a program designed to lower energy costs and support affordable solar power.
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Amid Texas gerrymandering, Senate Dems reintroduce voting rights bill
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The John R. Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act would update and reinforce safeguards in the Voting Rights Act of 1965 that have been eroded.
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.
Unmasking ICE: ‘Our communities need safety and trust, not terror and chaos’
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Immigration agents and the public seem to be at odds with enforcement tactics leading to huge safety concerns on both sides.
Lawmakers demand investigation into destruction of food, contraceptives
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U.S. House of Delegates representatives are demanding an investigation into spending taxpayer dollars to destroy food and contraceptives.
Bill would modernize American reporting system with student outcome data
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The College Transparency Act would ensure students and families have better information as they consider higher education opportunities.
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.
Rescissions bill cuts funding for faith-based organizations who aid refugees, immigrants
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Included in the federal funding cuts of President Donald Trump’s rescissions bill is massive cuts for faith-based organizations.
Trump administration releases $1B in funds for afterschool, summer programs
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The Trump administration has lifted its blatantly illegal freeze of more than a billion dollars in afterschool and summer education funding, which it had said was being “grossly misused” to promote “a radical left-wing agenda.”
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.
