Amata marks 83rd anniversary of Pearl Harbor with remembrance statement
Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata has issued a statement to mark the 83rd anniversary of National Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day, which takes place on December 7.
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Dell Foundation includes Puerto Rican children in $6.25 billion savings account initiative
Pablo José Hernández, Resident Commissioner from Puerto Rico, announced that the Michael & Susan Dell Foundation has included Puerto Rico in its $6.25 billion national commitment to support children’s savings accounts across the United States.
Transportation Department proposes rollback on fuel economy rules; CEI voices support
The U.S. Department of Transportation has introduced a proposal to revise federal fuel economy standards for vehicles, aiming to reverse changes made during the Biden administration.
VVA urges Congress to support incarcerated veterans through new legislation
Vietnam Veterans of America's General Counsel, Dominick Yezzo, addressed the House Veterans’ Affairs Committee on October 16.
Georgia lawmakers urged to revisit bill raising age of criminal responsibility
The recent death of Rep. Mandi Ballinger, R-Canton, has left a significant gap in Georgia's legislative community.
Chad Horrell named vice president of state and local advocacy at BGR Group
BGR Group has announced that Chad Horrell is joining its State and Local Advocacy team as Vice President.
Coalition urges passage of regulatory reform bill for South Carolina small businesses
A coalition of organizations is calling on South Carolina lawmakers to advance the Small Business Regulatory Freedom Act (H. 3021), which aims to change how regulations affecting small businesses are created and reviewed in the state.
Skillman Foundation faces scrutiny over DEI-driven grants amid persistent struggles in Detroit schools
Angelique Power, president of the Skillman Foundation, has drawn attention for her leadership and public statements while overseeing the $568 million Detroit-based nonprofit.
Giving Tuesday faces criticism over transparency and impact amid declining small-donor participation
The annual event known as Giving Tuesday, which takes place on the first Tuesday after Thanksgiving, has been compared to failed Silicon Valley ventures in a recent editorial.
National park fee hike divides conservation groups over access and funding
The debate over national park entrance fees has highlighted differences between conservation organizations regarding who should bear the cost of maintaining these public lands.
Update given on condition of National Guardsman wounded in DC shooting
Congressman Riley Moore (R-WV) provided an update regarding Andrew Wolfe, a National Guard member who was injured in a shooting incident in Washington, D.C. Wolfe was one of two guardsmen wounded during what authorities described as an ambush...
R Street Institute panel discusses online communities’ role in political violence
A recent online event hosted by the R Street Institute, a center-right think tank based in Washington, DC, focused on the causes of political violence.
AFSA says September retail sales growth slowed amid weak consumer sentiment
The American Financial Services Association (AFSA) has reported that September retail data indicates a slowdown in sales growth as consumers confront higher prices and fragile sentiment leading into the holiday season.