Gary M. Restaino Takes Office as United States Attorney

PHOENIX, Ariz. – Gary M. Restaino took office today as United States Attorney for the District of Arizona. President Biden nominated Mr. Restaino to serve as U.S. Attorney on October 27, 2021.The…

Biden Promises To Help Get Jobs For Women ‘Locked Out Of The Workforce’ By Caring For Children, Elderly

President Joe Biden promised to get women back to work through the Build Back Better Act, which he says makes caregiving more accessible and more affordable. “Nearly 2 million women in our…

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Bernie Sanders Endorses Peter Welch, Vermont’s Lone Representative, For Senate Minutes After He Launches Bid

Vermont Democratic Rep. Peter Welch announced that he would forgo reelection and instead launch a bid to succeed Sen. Patrick Leahy on Monday. Welch, Vermont’s lone House member, was long expected to…

Politics·US and World News

Lawmakers Scramble To Fix ‘Devastating’ Tax Reporting Provisions In Infrastructure Bill

Lawmakers are working to fix cryptocurrency tax reporting requirements included in the bipartisan infrastructure bill. The Infrastructure Investment And Jobs Act signed into law by President Joe Biden on Monday contains several digital…

Financial News·US and World News

‘A Tricky Question’: Top Biden Nominee Saule Omarova Struggles To Answer Question On Whether High Gas Prices Are Bad For Americans

Saule Omarova, President Joe Biden’s pick for a top Treasury Department position, struggled to answer whether she thinks higher gasoline prices are bad for the U.S. during a Banking Committee hearing Thursday.…

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‘I Don’t Know Whether To Call You Professor Or Comrade’: John Kennedy Grills Biden’s ‘Marxist’ Nominee

Republican Louisiana Sen. John Kennedy blasted President Joe Biden’s nominee to lead the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency, Saule Omarova, during a Senate Banking hearing Wednesday. Kennedy asked Omarova about…

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EXCLUSIVE: Republicans See Education, CRT As A Way To Win Big With Suburban Voters

Senate Republicans see education and the concern around Critical Race Theory (CRT) as critical issues in the 2022 midterm elections, according to research from the National Republican Senatorial Committee (NRSC) and Chairman…

School and Education News·US and World News

Cruz: Biden administration is deliberately creating lawlessness in Texas

EL PASO, TX – As many Americans wonder why the Biden Administration is ignoring the crisis at America’s southern border, Texas Senator Ted Cruz says he knows why. Cruz alleged President Biden…

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WYOMING MAN SENTENCED TO PRISON AND FINED $10,000 FOR THREATENING STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTED OFFICIALS

Acting United States Attorney Bob Murray announced today that CHRISTOPHER KENT PODLESNIK, 52, of Laramie, Wyoming, has been sentenced to 18 months imprisonment after previously pleading guilty to four counts of transmitting…

Schools could lose funding for teaching CRT under new bill proposed by lawmakers

If your school teaches CRT to students, you could be risking your entire district with the possibility of losing state funding. That’s according to a new law proposed in Trenton. Senator Michael…

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Systemic Racism? 80% of New Jersey judges are white and Phil Murphy says it’s unacceptable

TRENTON, NJ – In the state of New Jersey, 59% of the population is white, creating one of the most diverse social ecosystems in America, but 80% of the state’s judiciary is…

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In New Jersey, Lemonade stands run by kids will no longer be shut down by overzealous local government enforcers

Legislation sponsored by Senator Michael Doherty that would allow children to run temporary businesses such as lemonade stands without municipal permits was signed into law yesterday by Governor Murphy. “There’s an endless…

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New Jersey lawmakers baffled after Murphy sends $1 billion in federal aid to New York

Senator Steven Oroho (R-24) and Senator Declan O’Scanlon (R-13) questioned why the Murphy administration would agree to give New York $1 billion of federal transportation aid that should have gone to New…

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Court ends Pennsylvania school mask mandate, could New Jersey be next?

PHILADELPHIA, PA – Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf’s school mask mandate has been overturned by a Pennsylvania court. According to the Associated Press, “Commonwealth Court sided 4-1 with the ranking Republican in the…

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Biden’s FCC Nominee Gigi Sohn Wants To ‘Silence Dissent,’ Top Senate Republicans Say

Senate Commerce Republicans are whipping opposition to the nomination of Gigi Sohn, one of President Joe Biden’s picks for the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). Biden nominated Sohn, former FCC counsel under Tom…

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Phil Murphy proposes 9-mile long State Park in New Jersey’s densely populated urban center

BLOOMFIELD – Governor Phil Murphy, joined by state and local officials, today announced the State’s intention to purchase nearly nine miles of property stretching from Jersey City to Montclair, for the creation of…

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Republicans Test Uneasy Bipartisan Alliance In Push To Rein In Big Tech

As bipartisan legislation reining in major tech companies moves closer to becoming law, Republicans are pushing the boundaries of their alliance with Democrats. Republican Rep. Ken Buck and Democratic Rep. David Cicilline,…

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Elon Musk Dumps $5 Billion In Tesla Stock

Tesla chief executive Elon Musk sold about $5 billion worth of shares in the electric car company this week, days after polling Twitter users on whether he should liquidate some of his…

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Attorney General James Protects Supermarket Choices and Competitive Prices for Upstate New York Residents

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James today announced an agreement that will help upstate New York residents of several cities maintain choices and competitive prices when shopping at supermarkets.…

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Attorney General James’ Statement After NYC Agrees to Supplement Taxi Medallion Relief Program

NEW YORK – New York Attorney General Letitia James released the following statement after the City of New York announced an agreement between the city, the New York Taxi Workers Alliance (NYTWA),…

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Gary M. Restaino Takes Office as United States Attorney

Biden Promises To Help Get Jobs For Women ‘Locked Out Of The Workforce’ By Caring For Children, Elderly

Bernie Sanders Endorses Peter Welch, Vermont’s Lone Representative, For Senate Minutes After He Launches Bid

Lawmakers Scramble To Fix ‘Devastating’ Tax Reporting Provisions In Infrastructure Bill

‘A Tricky Question’: Top Biden Nominee Saule Omarova Struggles To Answer Question On Whether High Gas Prices Are Bad For Americans

‘I Don’t Know Whether To Call You Professor Or Comrade’: John Kennedy Grills Biden’s ‘Marxist’ Nominee

EXCLUSIVE: Republicans See Education, CRT As A Way To Win Big With Suburban Voters

Cruz: Biden administration is deliberately creating lawlessness in Texas

WYOMING MAN SENTENCED TO PRISON AND FINED $10,000 FOR THREATENING STATE AND FEDERAL ELECTED OFFICIALS

Schools could lose funding for teaching CRT under new bill proposed by lawmakers

Systemic Racism? 80% of New Jersey judges are white and Phil Murphy says it’s unacceptable

In New Jersey, Lemonade stands run by kids will no longer be shut down by overzealous local government enforcers

New Jersey lawmakers baffled after Murphy sends $1 billion in federal aid to New York

Court ends Pennsylvania school mask mandate, could New Jersey be next?

Biden’s FCC Nominee Gigi Sohn Wants To ‘Silence Dissent,’ Top Senate Republicans Say

Phil Murphy proposes 9-mile long State Park in New Jersey’s densely populated urban center

Republicans Test Uneasy Bipartisan Alliance In Push To Rein In Big Tech

Elon Musk Dumps $5 Billion In Tesla Stock

Attorney General James Protects Supermarket Choices and Competitive Prices for Upstate New York Residents

Attorney General James’ Statement After NYC Agrees to Supplement Taxi Medallion Relief Program

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