Trump signed S.J.Res.11, overturning an Obama-era rule to protect underwater cultural heritage from oil and gas activities on the Outer Continental Shelf.

The Department of the Interior announced a permanent pay increase for federal and tribal wildland firefighters to aid recruitment and retention amidst worsening wildfires.

Trump invoked the Alien Enemies Act to combat the foreign terrorist group Tren De Aragua, leading to 300 arrests and deportations to El Salvador, for U.S. safety.

DOI approves Spring Creek Mine expansion, ensuring U.S. energy boost and job retention, underpinned by Trump-led deregulation efforts, despite environmental debate.

Whip Katherine Clark criticized GOP actions in Congress, accusing them of favoring the rich and attacking essential services, while vowing Democratic solidarity against these measures.

Senators Tillis and Coons introduced a resolution to establish a bipartisan Senate Human Rights Commission focused on investigating violations and promoting international human rights.

CBP is closing temporary border facilities due to decreased apprehensions after Trump's orders, resulting in cost savings and allowing agents to focus on other duties.

Oregon Senators Wyden and Merkley join 18 senators to urge reversal of VA contract cancellations, essential for veteran healthcare under the PACT Act.

Montgomery County Executive Marc Elrich is hosting a series of Community Conversations to discuss the county's capital projects and FY 2027 Capital Improvements Program budget.

Oregon senators urge HHS Secretary Kennedy to act against measles outbreak following deaths in Texas and New Mexico. They demand a national vaccination campaign and reinstatement of dismissed public health workers.

House Democrats support a 4-week resolution to avoid a shutdown, criticizing House Republicans' proposed spending bill and its cuts to public services.

Bipartisan senators introduce the Medical Supply Chain Resiliency Act to enhance U.S. medical supply chains and reduce reliance on foreign sources like China.

Jim Jordan initiated an inquiry into possible censorship collaboration between the Biden-Harris Administration and AI companies, with letters sent to tech firms for information.