Policy

US Postal Service Cuts 50 Million Work Hours, Closes Facilities to Save Billions of Dollars

The United States Postal Service (USPS) has been facing considerable losses over the past years, and is currently working with DOGE to improve efficiency.

EPA Seeks to Reduce ‘Unnecessary Burdens’ on Wildfire Prevention Efforts

EPA seeks to reduce ‘unnecessary burdens’ on wildfire prevention efforts after recent wildfires in LA caused catastrophic damage to residents and businesses.
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Review of Greenhouse Gas Rule May Assure Coal Survival, but Not Revival

EPA Admin Lee Zeldin will “reconsider” power plant regulations adopted under Biden admin, welcome news to the nation’s $28 billion coal-producing industry.

US Navy Announces Policy Change for Sailors With Gender Dysphoria

Dept of the Navy announced voluntary separation for sailors with gender dysphoria, as it recognizes only male and female sexes, with gender being immutable.

BlackRock CEO Says American ‘Practicalism’ Can ‘Make Energy Great’

U.S.-based capital markets will fuel the private investment needed to grow the nation’s energy grid to build out an electrifying digital economy

Social Security Reinstating 100 Percent Monthly Recovery Rate for Overpayments

The Social Security Administration, as of March 27, will again start holding back 100 percent of a beneficiary’s monthly benefits to recover overpayments.

Real ID: A Real Threat to Your Freedom

The goal of REAL ID is one stop for personal data. Digitized health records, telehealth, and vaccine passports could connect with a digital wallet and banking.

Gun Owners Take DC Magazine Restrictions to Supreme Court

The D.C. Circuit upheld the capital city’s ban on magazines that can hold more than 10 rounds. Gun owners in...