U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins Affirms USDA Commitment to Religious Liberty Protections in Updated Guidelines
U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke L. Rollins affirmed the USDA's commitment to religious liberties, with new guidelines backing faith-based expressions that align with constitutional protections, as per the agency's press release.
U.S. Proposes "Beyond Visual Line of Sight" Rule to Revolutionize Drone Use in National Airspace
U.S. proposes BVLOS rule change to increase drone activity in national airspace, allowing for expanded drone use in various industries without requiring visual contact by operators.
HHS Ditches mRNA Vaccine Program Amidst Safety Concerns, Biotech Firms and Academic Giants Face $500M Cutback
HHS is halting their mRNA vaccine development under BARDA, citing lower efficacy against respiratory infections. Contracts with biotech firms are being canceled or downscaled, but certain projects will complete for fiscal reasons.
Chairman Jim Jordan Leads Congressional Delegation in Europe to Discuss Free Speech and Tech Regulation Concerns
Jim Jordan led a delegation to Europe to discuss concerns about the EU's digital regulation's impact on free speech and American businesses. The group feared such laws might suppress democratic values and disadvantage U.S. companies.
U.S. Federal Housing Initiative Bolsters Rural and Underserved Communities with $4 Billion Investment in Affordable Housing
The U.S. Federal Housing initiative is doubling its affordable housing investment to $4 billion, under the One Big Beautiful Bill, for rural and underserved communities.








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