California Black Freedom Fund Invests Nearly $9 Million in 74 Black-Led Power-Building Groups Around the State
The California Black Freedom Fund announced nearly $9 million in
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Survey Measures Whites’, Blacks’ Views on American Identity, Guns, Political Violence
A recent national survey from University of Illinois Chicago researchers
Nuclear Posture Review, National Defense Strategy Will Be Thoroughly Integrated
The Nuclear Posture Review, or NPR, will come on the
Construction Quality as Potential Contributor to Florida Building Collapse
Though a lot was not known immediately about the cause
Most New Jerseyans Say Housing Costs are a Serious Problem; Racial and Ethnic Disparities in Housing Access
Almost nine in 10 New Jerseyans consider the cost of
University of Notre Dame Political Science Professors Sign Statement Warning of Threats to American Democracy
Five University of Notre Dame professors who specialize in different
50-State Data Report Confirms Urgent Need To Make Game-Changing Expanded Child Tax Credit Permanent
As the federal government launched a new website and other
Austin Says Proposed Budget Matches Policy to Will of American People
Austin and Army Gen. Mark. A. Milley, chairman of the
Official Says Input From Allies on Nuclear Posture Review to Be Important
China is rapidly becoming more capable and assertive and concerns
Fiscal 2022 DOD Budget Request Looks to Future Preparedness
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III told the committee
Though ‘Unsurprising’ U.S. Supreme Court Decision on Obamacare a Relief for Many
The United States Supreme Court’s decision to uphold the Affordable
Johns Hopkins Drug Commercialization Expert Looks at Controversy Over Alzheimer’s Treatment
Advocates for patients, such as the Alzheimer’s Association, applauded the
New Texas Law Simplifies Access to SNAP for Vulnerable Populations, Aims to Reduce Senior Hunger
SB 224, authored by Texas State Senator Charles Perry and
Following Weekend of Mass Shootings, Mayors Send Letter to President Biden Demanding Gun Violence Prevention Be Made a Priority
With gun violence again on the rise, including four mass
Joint Statement on the Eighth U.S.-UAE Economic Policy Dialogue
The Eighth U.S.-UAE Economic Policy Dialogue on June 8 was
U.S. Army General Mark A. Milley Says Fiscal Year 2022 Defense Budget Request Balances Readiness, Modernization
President Joe Biden’s fiscal year 2022 defense budget request strikes
Borough President of Brooklyn Eric Adams Runs for New York City Mayor
Sir Gary Sze Kong, the chairman of the board for
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III: ‘No One Should Have to Hide Who They Love to Serve the Country They Love’
Speaking to an audience that included the department’s senior-most leadership,
Efforts to Curb Voter Access and Alter Election Oversight Pose a Dire Threat to Democracy
As Congress considers expanding voting rights legislation and some Republican-led
U.S. Leaders See NATO Summit as Means to Strengthen Trans-Atlantic Ties
President Joe Biden and Austin will attend the meeting of
Alarming Rising Trends in Suicide by Firearms in Young Americans
Deaths from suicide are rising in the United States. These
Post-Election Survey of U.S. Election Officials Finds Funding Shortages, Partisan Pressure, and Disinformation Campaigns as Key Concerns at the Local Level
Protect Our Election, a non-partisan 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to strengthening
New Coalition to Help Coordinate Emergency Relief Funding to Advance Student Success
Twelve leading education organizations announced a new effort to help
U.S. Army Budget Request Targets Personnel, Readiness, Modernization Efforts
The Army released its $173 billion budget proposal for fiscal
Lobbying for the New Economy: Digital Economy Alliance to Help Boost the Quality of Economic Growth in the U.S.
Digital Economy Alliance announced its initiative to help boost the
Social Justice as Part of the Remedy for What Ails Us
Eliminating racial inequity demands empathy and compassion, but also social
Dollars to Donuts: What Will It Take to Get More of the U.S. Vaccinated Against COVID-19?
Free donuts. A shot and a beer. Shopping discounts. Baseball
California Troops Help Vaccinate Nearly 1.5 Million in State
Cal Guard helps vaccinate nearly 1.5 million Californians. “One shot,
Most Californians Unaware of Law to Prevent Gun Violence but Would Support Using It
Extreme risk protection orders, also known as gun violence restraining
Military Leaders Plan for Post-Withdrawal Financial Support for Afghans
Marine Corps Gen. Kenneth F. McKenzie Jr., the commander of
DOD Budget Request Boosts Research, Nuclear Modernization and Includes 2.7% Pay Raise
The budget totals $752.9 billion. It includes $37.9 billion for
Foster Care, Homelessness Are Higher Education Hurdles
A college education is estimated to add $1 million to
FDA Seeks $6.5 Billion to Further Investments in Critical Public Health Infrastructure, Core Food Safety and Medical Product Safety Programs
The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is requesting a total
With Commitment to Affordability and Financial Sustainability, U.S. Postal Service Proceeds With Request for Postal Rate Change
As part of “Delivering for America,” its 10-year plan to
U.S. Navy Administers One Million Vaccines Since the Beginning of the COVID-19 Pandemic
Since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, Navy Medicine has
Q&A: Asian American Professor Yan Ruth Xia Reflects on Long History of Racism
Yan Ruth Xia is a professor of child, youth and
No Uniform Legal Standard on Police Discretion in the Use of Deadly Force Exists in the U.S.
The Institute for American Police Reform today released a comprehensive
Biden Administration Opens Pacific Coast to New Jobs and Clean Energy Production With Offshore Wind Development
Offshore Wind California (OWC), a group of wind industry leaders,
Live Expert Panel: How to Win Over Vaccine Skeptics
Live Expert Panel: Melanie Swift, M.D., M.P.H., Occupational Medicine Specialist
International Relations Experts Approve of Biden’s First 100 Days
Eighty percent of international relations (IR) scholars believe President Joe
U.S. Department of Commerce’s Continued Trade Enforcement Leads to Robust Domestic Lumber Industry Capacity Expansion
The U.S. Department of Commerce today issued its preliminary determination
Mega Trends Transforming the United States Through 2030
Frost & Sullivan’s recent analysis, Transformative Mega Trends in the
Ranked-Choice Voting Gives Voice to Diverse Electorate
In a time when all eyes are on the health
Will the Courts Permanently Change Procedures Due to the Pandemic?
Frederick Penney, founding partner of Penney and Associates Injury Lawyers,
Large Group of Mental Health and Suicide Prevention Bills Passes U.S. House of Representatives
As the Emergency Nurses Association finished its Day off the
After 59 Years, the Families of Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 Receive Closure
On March 16, 1962, Flying Tiger Line Flight 739 was
Bipartisan, Bicameral Bill ‘Endless Frontier Act’ Poised to Spur U.S. Economic Development
IEEE-USA applauds the Senate Commerce Committee for moving the Endless
Politically Polarized Brains Share an Intolerance of Uncertainty
Since the 1950s, political scientists have theorized that political polarization
Advocacy Groups Urge US and UK Governments to Include Consumers in Talks With Airlines on Reopening Transatlantic Travel
Travel Fairness Now, a non-profit coalition that supports greater competition,
With 1 of 18 Workers Killed on the Job Every Day in the U.S., Workplace Tragedy Makes Clear the Need for Public Sector OSHA Now
Yesterday, West Berks Water Authority worker, Cody Gipprich, was tragically killed
