Rep. Mark Messmer Champions Veterans' Transition into Civilian Workforce with Passage of FAST VETS Act in Indiana
Indiana Rep. Messmer announced the House passage of the FAST VETS Act aimed at aiding veterans' return to the workforce, enhancing the VR&E program's flexibility for those with service-connected disabilities.
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark Slams GOP's Budget Plan as Harmful to Health Coverage, Exacerbating Partisan Division in Congress
Democratic Whip Katherine Clark criticized House Republicans for their budget proposal, claiming it would cut health coverage and raise premiums, which she contrasted with the Democratic goal of protecting healthcare.
Embry-Riddle's Prescott Campus Joins FAA's Air Traffic Controller Training Initiative in Arizona
The FAA has added Embry-Riddle's Prescott campus to its AT-CTI program, aiming to better train air traffic controllers. Over 8,300 applicants have advanced to FAA testing, supporting the National Airspace System's safety.
$50 Billion Health Care Revolution, Washington Unleashes Historic Funds to Reshape Rural America's Medical Future
The CMS introduces the $50 billion Rural Health Transformation Program to improve healthcare in rural America, marking the largest investment of its kind, with states invited to apply for funding.
House Republicans Propose Stricter Juvenile Crime Legislation Amid Rising Arrests in Washington D.C.
House Republicans are addressing rising juvenile crime rates in Washington, D.C. by proposing legislation that redefines "youth" and mandates public display of crime statistics, aiming to enforce stricter sentencing.
Shaw Neighborhood Prepares for Art All Night Festival with Traffic and Parking Advisory for September 13-14
The Shaw neighborhood will host the 2025 Art All Night festival on September 13-14, with street closures and no parking on K Street from 7th to 9th NW beginning 6:00 a.m. Saturday until 3:00 a.m. Sunday.












