The Treasury Department blocked $175 million in federal payments meant for deceased individuals in fiscal year 2026.
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War Secretary Hegseth Gave State Of Force Address
Secretary of War Pete Hegseth gave his ‘State of Force’ address at the end of September. He announced higher standards.
Kehoe Expands MO Transit Relief For Farms & Trucks
Governor Kehoe signed an executive order allowing the use of dyed diesel for all motor vehicles operating for any purpose.
US Students Only Hit Average Mark In Global Math Test
The United States ranked 27th globally in mathematics in the latest international study. This score exactly matches the average.
Appeals Court Says Historic Los Angeles Cross Stays
A federal appeals court ruled yesterday that a nearly century-old wooden cross and a longstanding nativity display can remain in Los Angeles.
Starbucks Closes 250 Stores After Profitability Drop
Starbucks announced plans to close approximately 250 stores across North America. A small fraction has struggled to meet financial goals.
Rep Smith Assists Health Providers And Votes Extensively
Rep Smith helped pass several bills, acts, and resolutions, including measures to acquire funds for rural healthcare.
Community Lack Of Atlantic Storms Sparks Climate Discussions
This marks the first time since 1941 that the season has progressed this deeply into the year without a single hurricane forming.
HHS Awards Money to Advance ‘Treatment First’ Model
President Trump has directed us to break the cycle of homelessness and addiction by putting treatment, recovery, and self-sufficiency first.
Trump Waits On Senates To End Daylight Savings Time
President Donald Trump is encouraging the Senate to put the stop on twice-annual clock changes by making daylight saving time permanent.
Trump Signs Executive Order Modernizing VA Systems
President Trump signed an Executive Order to modernize data management and sharing between the Departments of War and Veterans Affairs
Carnegie Corp. Gives Libraries $10,000 for the 250th
The Carnegie Corporation of New York is giving $10,000 gifts to operating Carnegie Libraries in honor of the 250th anniversary of the U.S.