Federal Lawmakers Respond To Recent Warning Delays With ‘TORNADO Act’
An outbreak of tornadoes struck from Arkansas to Iowa to Ohio, and several alerts didn’t reach residents for two to seven minutes.
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Thoughts On The Sunshine Protection Act? Experts Dish On Permanent DST
Should Congress and the president both approve, Americans can prepare to see more afternoon sunshine in the winter.
Carole Baskin Keeps Up Campaign Against Big Cat Abusers, In ‘Cage Fight’ And On Capitol Hill
Baskin spoke to Zenger about the Big Cat Public Safety Act, and why she thinks the “rivalry” between her and Joe Exotic is dead.
Homeless Champion Brings Lived Experiences To Bear
Overcoming his own homelessness and addictions, Donald Whitehead is at the forefront of a movement to make housing a human right.
Double Whammy: High Unemployment And Inflation Put Fed In Tough Spot
Inflation measure hits 30-year-high, but central bank’s chairman expects rising prices to slow.
All Eyes Turn To Debt Ceiling After Congress Narrowly Avoids Government Shutdown
Lawmakers overcame the hurdle of funding the government, but still have numerous issues to resolve to stop a debt default.
Decision Delayed On Solar Tariffs, Exposing China Trade Deficit, Manufacturing Woes
‘Anonymous’ petitioners threaten major solar development in U.S., suppliers say.
Trump Looks To Midterm Primaries To Cement His Hold On GOP
The former president is working to stack GOP ballots with loyalists. His record with primary endorsements is 31-0 since last year.
Biden’s Agenda Hangs In Balance As Senate Flirts With Economic Catastrophe
Six million jobs could be lost amid economic chaos if Democrats and Republicans cannot avoid a historic default on U.S. debt.