Defense Secretary Has Authority to Order Mandatory COVID-19 Shots
The mandate to get the vaccines is a readiness issue,
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U.S. and Regional Partners Conduct Maritime Security Exercise in Red Sea
Forces assigned to the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain, Israel and
COP26 Agreement: A Political and Diplomatic Failure
Following the publication of COP26’s final agreement, Molly Scott Cato,
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm Traveled to DE and PA to Highlight the Benefits of the Bipartisan Infrastructure Deal
On Wednesday, U.S. Secretary of Energy Jennifer M. Granholm traveled
DOD Focused on Readiness, Instead of Intent Behind Chinese Military Exercises
Media reports have called attention to mock-ups of U.S. aircraft
Admissions Lotteries at Selective Colleges Might Dramatically Reduce the Enrollment of Students of Color, Low-Income Students, and Men
Many advocates for more equitable college admissions policies have called
Unhoused Veterans Struggle to Find Services
A year-long study of a group of military veterans experiencing
Chicago Transit Workers Threaten Strike as Contract Talks Enter Third Year With No Progress
Congress Members Chuy Garcia, Marie Newman, State Senator Ram Vilvalam
Biden Pays Homage to Service Members in Veterans Day Speech
U.S. military veterans represent the best of the nation and
Nation Observes Veterans Day and Salutes the Troops
Veterans Day has its origins at the end of World
First Lady, Austin Applaud Military, Veterans’ Caregiving Kids in White House Event
The first lady, Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III,
Overcoming Polarized Politics: The Social Base of Democracy Needs to Be Rebuilt, Reducing Structural Inequalities
There are many lessons to be learned from the mistakes
Bipartisan House Problem Solvers Caucus Provides Pivotal Vote Margin to Pass the Infrastructure Bill
Last Friday, the U.S. House passed the historic bipartisan infrastructure
Defense Logistics Agency Ships Vaccines for Children Overseas
Orders for 30,900 doses have already been placed by military
Biden Administration Sets January 4 Deadline for OSHA Rule Mandating COVID-19 Vaccination, Testing for Large Employers
Large businesses with more than 100 employees now have just
Propositions 1, 3 and 4 Rejected by New York Voters
Representing more than 200,000 law enforcement personnel from around the
Time is Now to Approve Transportation, Child Care, Tax Credit Improvements
The following is a statement from Teamsters General President Jim
Event on U.S. Capitol Lawn Spotlights Need for Centrally Located Global War on Terror Memorial (GWOT)
Wounded Warrior Project (WWP) yesterday brought over 30 post-9/11 veterans
Nation’s Mayors Welcome Biden Framework to Build Back Better
Joe Biden believes that there’s no greater economic engine in
U.S. Immigration System Can Be Win-Win for United States and Foreign Workers
The University of Maryland’s Ed Snider Center for Enterprise and
Austin Emphasizes Importance of Working With Partners in Central, South America
Lloyd J. Austin III delivered remarks during a change of
U.S. to Provide Nearly $144 Million in Additional Humanitarian Assistance for the People of Afghanistan
As part of our enduring commitment to the people of
U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors to Meet in November
The U.S. Postal Service Board of Governors will meet on
China’s Capabilities Growth Shows Why U.S. Sees Nation as Pacing Challenge
Army Gen. Mark A. Milley pointed to China’s recent test
DOD Officials Testify Before Senate Panel on U.S. Actions in Afghanistan
Defense Department officials praised the actions of U.S. service members
FXB Center Health and Human Rights Fellow Testifies Before Massachusetts Racial Inequities in Maternal Health Commission
FXB Health and Human Rights Fellow Dr. Brittney Butler this
U.S. Government Still Working to Evacuate Afghans
The U.S. government is still working to continue the flow
Massachusetts Gun-Control Legislation Has Had No Effect on Violent Crime
Although many Americans favor expanding background checks for gun purchases,
U.S. – Taiwan Working Group Meeting on International Organizations (IO Talks)
On October 22, 2021, the American Institute in Taiwan and
Pennsylvania Teamsters Endorse Josh Shapiro for Governor
Pennsylvania Conference of Teamsters announced they will be endorsing Josh
U.S. 6th Fleet Takes Part in Italian Navy Exercise
The Arleigh Burke-class guided-missile destroyer USS Porter (DDG 78), U.S.
Secretary Blinken Participates in the Ninth U.S.-Colombia High-Level Dialogue
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken led the U.S. delegation
U.S. Congress Recognizes October as National Spine Health Awareness Month
At the request of the National Spine Health Foundation (NSHF),
NATO Secretary General Details Agenda for Defense Meeting
NATO defense ministers are meeting in Belgium to chart the
No Other Military or Transportation Enterprise Could Have Executed Afghanistan Evacuation
The noncombatant evacuation operation in Afghanistan in August illustrated a
DFEH Launches Affirmative Enforcement Of The California Fair Chance Act
The California Department of Fair Employment and Housing (DFEH) announced
First African American Joint Chiefs Chairman Also Was the Youngest
Retired Army Gen. Colin L. Powell, who was an ROTC
The U.S. Government Supports the Cuban People’s Ability to Demonstrate
The United States strongly condemns the Cuban regime’s decision to
Why Small Businesses Are Essential to U.S. National Security
Small businesses are the engines of the U.S. economy, the
Bipartisan Majority of the U.S. House of Representatives Urge House Leaders to Stop Harmful Medicare Cuts
Representatives Ami Bera, MD, (D-Calif.) and Larry Bucshon, MD (R-Ind.),
Austin, Milley Welcome New Transcom Commander
Aside from the competence of its troops, America’s greatest military
General Says Planning, Connectivity Were Keys to Afghanistan Evacuation
Army Gen. Mark A. Milley, the chairman of the Joint
Black Farmers File Intervention in Texas Court Disputing Initial Ruling Against $4 Billion in ARPA Relief
After decades of longstanding racism in the United States Department
While China’s Intimidation of Taiwan Continues, U.S. Remains Committed to Taiwanese Self-Defense
Since October 1, more than 100 Chinese military aircraft have
AANA Underscores Need for Policies to Improve Competition in Healthcare in Letter to Biden Administration
In an October 5 letter to President Biden, American Association
While CED Welcomes Debt Ceiling Reprieve, Long-Term Agreement Is Needed to Avoid Dire Consequences
The Committee for Economic Development of The Conference Board (CED)
Summit Highlights U.S. Department of Defense Cybersecurity Initiatives, Challenges
Some of the cybersecurity challenges the Defense Department faces and
Air Mobility Command Welcomes New Commander Gen. Michael A. Minihan
Air Mobility Command welcomed a new commander during a ceremony
Prior Authorization Relief Bill Reaches Significant Milestone
H.R. 3173, the Improving Seniors’ Timely Access to Care Act
U.S., U.K., Japanese Ships Operate Together in Indo-Pacific
U.S. Navy carrier strike groups led by flagships USS Ronald
