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Crypto CEOs Highlight Potential of Digital Currency, as Regulation Talks Continue

Crypto CEOs Highlight Potential of Digital Currency, as Regulation Talks Continue

by Katherine Huggins | Dec 8, 2021 | Business & Tech, Featured

WASHINGTON — Chief executives of six cryptocurrency companies testified before Congress on Wednesday, as legislators contemplate increased regulation and oversight of the rapidly growing financial industry. “Currently, cryptocurrency markets have no overarching or...
Biden Urges Putin Against Invading Ukraine

Biden Urges Putin Against Invading Ukraine

by Isabel Miller | Dec 7, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON – In a video call President Biden warned Russian President Putin that if Russia invades Ukraine the United States will impose economic sanctions and provide weapons to the Ukrainians. The over two hour call comes amidst raising  tensions between...
Fighting Terrorism as Important as Curbing the Global Pandemic, Says National Security Expert

Fighting Terrorism as Important as Curbing the Global Pandemic, Says National Security Expert

by Zoya Mirza | Dec 7, 2021 | Featured, National Security

WASHINGTON – Countering the evolving global terrorism threat posed by al Qaeda, ISIS and other foreign terrorist organizations remains a top priority for the United States, according to experts during a hearing on national security concerns held by the House Committee...
Senators React on Twitter to SCOTUS Abortion Case

Senators React on Twitter to SCOTUS Abortion Case

by Julia Mueller | Dec 2, 2021 | Data Projects, Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — Nearly three-quarters of United States senators have made Twitter comments or statements on abortion in the 24 hours following Wednesday’s Supreme Court oral arguments in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. The Dobbs case examines the...
DC clears Allen Park homeless encampment after councilmembers called for eviction moratorium

DC clears Allen Park homeless encampment after councilmembers called for eviction moratorium

by Hannah Schoenbaum and Isabel Miller | Dec 2, 2021 | Featured, Health

WASHINGTON – After multiple delays, the District began clearing a longstanding homeless encampment in Allen Park Thursday morning, as part of a widely criticized pilot program to place encampment residents into housing accommodations. A large waste handler vehicle,...
Federal Agency Reps Push Biden Proposal to Classify Fentanyl-Related Substances as Schedule I Drugs

Federal Agency Reps Push Biden Proposal to Classify Fentanyl-Related Substances as Schedule I Drugs

by Andrew Marquardt | Dec 2, 2021 | Featured, Health, Politics, Science + Technology

WASHINGTON – As overdose deaths in America continue to reach record highs, lawmakers convened Thursday to discuss how best to tackle the issue at one of its most dangerous sources: the alarming influx of fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances infiltrating the...
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