President Joe Biden suspended U.S. support for Saudi Arabia’s offensive actions in Yemen days after taking office, citing humanitarian concerns there. The Biden administration has lifted a ban on transfers of some air-to-ground munitions to Saudi Arabia, reversing a policy it put in place at the start of his presidency. “The Department is lifting its

The White House and Republicans have found something on which they can almost agree. A scarcity of affordable housing nationwide has leaders on both ends of the political spectrum eyeing a sell-off of federal lands as a possible solution. In July, the Bureau of Land Management began soliciting input on the proposed sale of 20

Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-N.C.) announced her intention to subpoena the acting secretary of labor if the Department of Labor (DOL) doesn’t provide the information requested by the committee she chairs. Foxx announced in an Aug. 8 press release from the Committee on Workforce and Education that the committee would subpoena DOL Acting Secretary Julie Su

Experts, advocates tell lawmakers that regulators will soon see new reactor designs that bear little resemblance to their grandfather’s nuclear power plants. LOUISVILLE, Ky.–With President Joe Biden signing The ADVANCE Act into law in June, United States’ nuclear power proponents are urging state legislatures to adjust regulations, licensing, and incentives to accommodate new technologies, including