Category: News
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Trump Reclassifies Marijuana from Schedule I to Schedule III Drug, Draws Mixed Reaction from GOP
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The change eases federal restrictions, but it does not legalize marijuana nationwide. Instead, it reclassifies the drug under a category that recognizes accepted medical use and allows for expanded research.
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Freshman Senator McCormick Shares Priorities in Congress for New Year
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – As Congress wrapped up for the winter holidays, we caught up with freshmen Senator Dave McCormick (R- PA) on his first year in office. He spoke with us about the legislation and policy change he helped craft; and what he wants to focus on next year.
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Senate Democrats Roll Out New Affordability Initiative Ahead of 2026
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Senate Democrats are rolling out a new affordability push—aimed squarely at kitchen-table issues many voters say still hurt the most. From grocery aisles to gas pumps, Senate Democrats say Americans are still paying too much—and they’re putting a new plan on the table to bring prices down.
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Trump Touts Achievements in National Address, Blames Democrats for Issues
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – On Wednesday, President Trump gave a national address. In a nearly 18-minute speech, he insisted the US is poised for an economic boom, despite recent polls showing the public is still concerned about prices.
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House Passes GOP Health Care Plan Without Extension of Enhanced ACA Subsidies
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Republicans say the bill lowers premiums by letting more employers band together to buy insurance, increases transparency from pharmacy benefit managers and funds cost-sharing programs for some ACA enrollees. However, the bill does not extend enhanced Affordable Care Act tax credits — set to expire in just two weeks.
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Moylan Celebrates Passage of Bipartisan ‘Whole Milk for Healthy Kids Act’
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Students could soon see more milk options in the cafeteria. Congress sent legislation to President Trump’s desk that would allow the reintroduction of whole and reduced-fat milk options in schools.
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Sec. Hegseth Will Not Publicly Release Highly Scrutinized Caribbean Boat Strike
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth did not show Senators the unedited video of a highly scrutinized September strike on a boat in the Caribbean. On Tuesday, the Secretary along with the Secretary of State Marco Rubio met behind closed doors with congressional members on the administration’s operations in the Caribbean.
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Hegseth, Rubio to Brief Senators on Caribbean Boat Strikes
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WASHINGTON, D.C. – Secretaries Pete Hegseth and Marco Rubio will brief Senators on Tuesday about the strikes against alleged drug boats in the Caribbean.
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House GOP Unveils ‘Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act’ as ACA Subsidy Deadline Nears
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After two proposals failed in the Senate last week, House Republicans are now rolling out a new proposal to address the issue. However, the new proposal does not include any type of extension of the soon-to-expire enhanced Affordable Care Act subsidies put in place during COVID by former President Joe Biden.
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PA Veteran Travels to D.C. to Honor Fallen Heroes During Annual Wreaths Across America
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This weekend, thousands of volunteers from across the country will come together at Arlington National Cemetery for a powerful act of remembrance — laying wreaths and speaking the names of America’s fallen heroes.