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Senate Poised to Pass Bill Ending Aid Discrimination Against Homeschoolers
The Home School Graduation Recognition Act, which clarifies homeschool diplomas for federal student aid, awaits a Senate
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Senate urged to pass bill clearing homeschoolers for federal student aid
The Home School Graduation Recognition Act, which clarifies that homeschool diplomas are equivalent to traditional high
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Congress urged to pass forest recovery tax and market reforms
House Agriculture Committee Chair Glenn Thompson and Forest Landowners CEO Scott Jones call on Congress to pass a farm b
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Fix NAIC Transparency, Don't Federalize Insurance Oversight
Rising premiums highlight NAIC's accountability gaps. Reforms can boost transparency without ceding state authority to W
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Senate Set to Vote on Sweeping Energy Permitting Bill, Environmental Groups Push Back
The Senate will vote on a bill to streamline clean energy permitting and curb lawsuits, but environmental groups argue i
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LIUNA pushes Senate to pass permitting reform, citing worker stability
LIUNA's leader calls on Congress to pass Sen. Heinrich's permitting reform bill, arguing that decades of delays have cos
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D.C. Voters Overwhelmingly Approve Foie Gras Ban
D.C. voters approved a ballot measure banning foie gras and force-feeding birds, with 73% in favor. The ban takes effect
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Young CEOs and startups drive remote work's staying power, study finds
A new NBER working paper shows remote work is more common at younger firms and under younger CEOs, pointing to continued
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Dictionary.com crowns 'maxxing' as 2026 Word of the Year amid online buzz
Dictionary.com has named 'maxxing' its 2026 Word of the Year, highlighting a cultural trend of relentless self-optimizat
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Fed Holds Rates Steady, Rebuffing Calls for Hike Amid Energy-Driven Inflation
The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady at 3.75%-4%, despite calls for a hike. Energy costs, not broad inflation,
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General Motors to Pay $220M to 36 States Over Driver Data Sales
General Motors will pay $220 million to resolve claims it sold driver data to insurers. The bipartisan settlement covers
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Bipartisan bill targets costly biologics rule to cut drug prices
A bipartisan bill would eliminate the costly interchangeability standard for biosimilars, potentially saving the U.S. he
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AI windfall should flow into Social Security, not just public funds
As AI companies pledge shares for public benefit, a new idea emerges: channel them into Social Security to shore up its
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Congress Urged to Route AI Equity Pledges Into Social Security Fund
Anthropic's IPO share pledge and Musk's SpaceX giveaway prompt a proposal to route AI equity into an independent fund fo
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Moore: Preventing campus sexual violence requires raising better men
Gov. Wes Moore says preventing campus sexual violence demands more than institutional reforms; it requires raising boys
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New York signs landmark law curbing unsafe AI chatbots for minors
New York enacted sweeping restrictions on AI companion chatbots interacting with minors, a move advocates call the stron
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Letlow's New Bill Aims for Universal Breast Cancer Risk Tool
Rep. Julia Letlow (R-LA) has introduced the Know Your Risk Act, directing HHS to create a universal breast cancer risk a
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OCC report confirms banks used politics to deny services
The OCC's investigation confirms widespread politicized debanking by major U.S. banks, citing vague 'reputation risk' po