Rescue Missions to Get Americans Out of Haiti
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Grenada Officers Face Discipline after Escapees Hijack Yacht
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‘TikTok Ban’ Bill Passes House, Unclear Future in Senate
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Is it time up for TikTok? The House passed a bill that could ban the popular app if it doesn’t divest from its Chinese parent company, ByteDance.
Free Movement Front and Center as CARICOM Leaders Meet
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US Pledges More Support for Force Mission in Haiti
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CARICOM Expresses Optimism for Haiti
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‘Barbecue’ Shows Force in Haiti
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Senators Casey, Baldwin Join USW to Fight “Unfair Chinese Trade Practices” in Shipbuilding
Senator Bob Casey (D- PA) and Senator Tammy Baldwin (D- WI) are teaming up with the United Steelworkers (USW) and other unions to fight against, what they are calling “unfair Chinese trade practices in shipbuilding.”
Advocates and Lawmakers Call for Changes to Medicare’s Coverage of Alzheimer’s Treatments
More than 6 million Americans are living with Alzheimer’s disease. Despite recent FDA approval, new Alzheimer’s treatments- which experts say that can slow the progression of the disease- are not accessible to many Americans.
Special Counsel Investigating Biden’s Classified Documents Case Testifies, Defends Report
WASHINGTON, D.C. – Robert Hur, who was appointed as special counsel to investigate President Biden’s handling of classified documents, has managed to upset both sides of the aisle. Members on the House Judiciary grilled Hur on his February report. The final report, despite finding evidence suggesting that Biden knew some of the material he possessed was secret, did not recommend criminally prosecuting Biden.
