The EPA, under the Biden-Harris Administration, bans asbestos use, as part of the Cancer Moonshot initiative to protect health and advance environmental justice.

Global governments hold a summit to address commercial spyware misuse, committing to protect civil liberties and individual rights against digital espionage.

The U.S. administration has issued an executive order to prioritize women's health research and address health disparities, with a focus on research inclusion and innovation.

ISU promotes campus safety through programs like Redbird AWARE and R.A.D., with the police department offering 14 safety courses and engaging in community-building efforts.

President Biden celebrated St. Patrick's Day with a brunch at the White House with Catholic leaders, praising Special Envoy Joe Kennedy's work in Northern Ireland and emphasizing the values of dignity and equality informed by Catholic teachings.

VP Harris to meet with Guatemala's President Arévalo at the White House to discuss migration and bolster bilateral ties.

President Biden signed an Executive Order to prioritize women's health in federal research, including investing $12 billion in a new NIH Fund, launching a White House initiative, and expanding research across various agencies.

The White House convened with leaders from six regional commissions to discuss economic revitalization in rural and distressed areas, focusing on infrastructure and job creation through federal investments.

President Biden declares a major disaster for the Wrangell Cooperative Association, enabling federal aid after 2023's severe storm, landslides, and mudslides.

Attorney General Brian L. Schwalb secures a $3 million settlement from Arise Virtual Solutions over alleged wage theft, impacting over 250 workers in D.C.

President Biden expressed strong support for the U.S. steel industry, highlighting the century-old U.S. Steel Corporation as vital for American jobs and economic security.

Senators Casey, Brown, Cotton, and others have introduced the Stop Mexico’s Steel Surge Act to reinstate tariffs and control Mexican steel imports, aiming to protect American steel jobs.

Senators Casey and Baldwin support unions in urging an investigation into China's shipbuilding trade practices, which they argue harm American workers and national security.