Jake Sullivan visited Kyiv to reaffirm U.S. support for Ukraine and met with President Zelenskyy and officials after a defense meeting focused on Ukraine's needs amidst the Russian invasion.

President Biden announced his forty-seventh set of judicial nominees, focusing on diversity and ranging from federal courts to the D.C. Superior Court. Among them is Kevin G. Ritz for the Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals.

President Biden has canceled nearly $6 billion in student loans for about 78,000 public service workers, correcting past administrative errors that had denied them legally entitled relief.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced a $475 million fund from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to promote clean energy projects in mining-impacted regions across Arizona, Kentucky, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia.

President Biden has declared a major disaster in Rhode Island after severe weather, providing federal funds for recovery efforts in affected counties, with assistance including housing grants and loans for property losses.

The Biden-Harris administration announced initiatives at the Seoul Summit for Democracy, focusing on global democracy strengthening, anti-corruption measures, and countering commercial spyware.

U.S. lawmakers have introduced a resolution to designate March 14th as Black Midwives Day, recognizing their role in enhancing maternal and infant health, particularly in the Black community.

GOP Reps. Wenstrup and Murphy introduce the EDUCATE Act to stop federal funding for medical schools that include CRT and DEI practices in their curriculum.

President Biden has signed two bills, the END FENTANYL Act to enhance drug smuggling prevention at borders, and the Disaster Assistance Deadlines Alignment Act to synchronize aid program deadlines.

Rep. Ami Bera and EPA's Martha Guzman met in Sacramento for a roundtable on environmental progress and toured the Lion Electric EV site, highlighting federal investment in local green initiatives.

Lawmakers urge the Biden Administration to fully enforce the No Surprises Act, seeking to protect patients from unexpected medical bills. This bipartisan call highlights ongoing issues like payment amounts and network sizes.

The Biden-Harris Administration detailed their commitment to global democratic renewal at the Seoul Summit, including a multi-billion dollar funding plan and initiatives against spyware misuse.

The U.S. and EU reaffirmed their energy partnership, focusing on climate change, energy security, and support for Ukraine, also emphasizing diversification of energy sources and technological innovation.