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Fostering Free Expression on College Campuses Is Critical, Task Force Says

Fostering Free Expression on College Campuses Is Critical, Task Force Says

by Courtney Degen | Nov 30, 2021 | Education, Featured

WASHINGTON — As colleges and universities serve increasingly diverse student bodies, it is imperative that their campuses foster open discussion and civic debate, university presidents, faculty and civic leaders said at a webinar on Tuesday. In November of 2020, the...
Biden Taps Into Oil Reserves amid Spike in Gas Prices

Biden Taps Into Oil Reserves amid Spike in Gas Prices

by Isabel Miller | Nov 23, 2021 | Featured, Topics

WASHINGTON — Ahead of the Thanksgiving holiday, President Biden on Tuesday announced he will release 50 million barrels of crude oil from the Strategic Petroleum Reserve. After COVID impacted travel last year, record numbers of Americans are taking planes, trains and...
Sweetgreen Shares Nearly Double in Market Debut

Sweetgreen Shares Nearly Double in Market Debut

by Katherine Huggins | Nov 18, 2021 | Business & Tech, Featured

Shares of Sweetgreen surged 86% in its market debut on Thursday, following an upsized IPO that priced the salad chain’s shares at $28. Sweetgreen planned to sell 12.5 million shares priced at $23-$25, according to a Tuesday SEC filing. But the company said in a...
Lawmakers stress importance of U.S. leadership in upcoming international elections

Lawmakers stress importance of U.S. leadership in upcoming international elections

by Julia Mueller | Nov 18, 2021 | Featured, Foreign Affairs, National Security

WASHINGTON — The United States needs a strategy for upcoming elections at several key international organizations, lawmakers said Thursday during a House Foreign Affairs subcommittee hearing on U.S. leadership in the United Nations. The last U.S. administration...
Spokane native appointed to lead Small Business Administration in Northwest

Spokane native appointed to lead Small Business Administration in Northwest

by Julia Shapero | Nov 18, 2021 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON — President Joe Biden on Thursday tapped Mike Fong, a Spokane native and former deputy mayor of Seattle, to lead the Small Business Administration’s Pacific Northwest office. “Small businesses are the engine of our economy and this is an incredible...
After Losses in Two States, Public Nuisance Law Looms Large Over Future Opioid Lawsuits

After Losses in Two States, Public Nuisance Law Looms Large Over Future Opioid Lawsuits

by Andrew Marquardt | Nov 17, 2021 | Featured, Health

WASHINGTON – Many of the more than 3,000 active lawsuits filed by state and local governments in the nationwide legal saga of the opioid epidemic share a similar argumentative foundation: by downplaying risk and exaggerating upsides, pharmaceutical companies put lives...
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