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Security

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Capitol building

Capitol Police warn complex still vulnerable, 3 years after Jan. 6

The panels specifically highlighted concerns from union Chariman Gus Papathanasiou regarding insufficient manpower and the sluggish implementation of security reforms at the facility.

Congress

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House Oversight Chairman James Comer

Comer to invite former SSA Commissioner O’Malley to testify on federal telework policies next month

The letter comes after O'Malley signed an agreement last month with the American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) that would extend the agency's current remote policies for 42,000 Social Security Administration (SSA) employees through 2029.

From the States

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New York Mayor Eric Adams, August 2022

NYC mayor signs tentative deal with police union

The eight-year agreement with the Police Benevolent Association includes pay increases for uniformed NYPD officers and an increase in starting salaries for newly hired officers.

From the States

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Shrimpers

Shrimpers applaud Trump trade deal

“Too many American shrimpers have spent the last two seasons tied up at the dock,” said John Williams, executive director of the Southern Shrimp Alliance. “President Trump’s additional tariffs on major shrimp suppliers will enable our fishermen to increase their production and be an economic boon to coastal communities.”

Elections

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Rep. Cheney

Liz Cheney-endorsed Democrats lose their House races, including three-term Pennsylvania incumbent

Susan Wild sent contradictory letters to pro-Israel and pro-Palestine constituents, former CNN anchor can't overcome Long Island GOP incumbent Nick LaLota.

From the States

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Lithium for EV batteries

Biden blocks mineral mining on 225,000 acres of land, harming EV production needs

"Joe Biden signed an agreement to fund mining projects in Chinese-owned mines in the Congo, where over 40,000 children work as slaves in forced labor and inhumane conditions with no environmental protections," said Rep. Pete Stauber (R-Minn.).

White House

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BidenSOTULongShot

Biden's State of Union message gets counter-programmed ... by his own administration and policies

From his Fed chairman to his border patrol chiefs, Biden's declaration that America was "unbowed and unbroken" was undercut.

Rep. Glenn Grothman says the public wants to know why Kamala Harris is hiding from the press

September 5, 2024

Federal Agencies

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Department of the Interior.

Interior Department to lay off 2,050 employees, says plan 'predates' shutdown

The department said the layoff plans “predated” the shutdown of the federal government that started Oct. 1

From the States

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Ford Electric Vehicle, July 23, 2023, Washington, D.C.

Ohio Ford workers to be laid off due to strike

Union told estimated 370 laid-off workers to register for strike assistance pay and Ohio unemployment benefits.

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