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FAA Chief admits agency’s previous oversight approach was “too hands off”
Boeing remains under a microscope on Capitol Hill after a midair scare on January 5 when a door panel blew off a Boeing 737 Max 9 airplane during an Alaska Airlines flight.
Senators examine youth vaping epidemic, call for more enforcement over illegal products
More than two million teens are currently using e-cigarettes, according to the 2023 National Youth Tobacco Survey.
Drug shortages hit highest number since 2001, impacting patients, hospitals and pharmacies
This includes chemotherapy drugs, painkillers, and medications with impacts to pharmacies, clinics, and hospitals.
FCC proposal aims to increase transparency over AI-generated political ads
From deepfakes to misinformation campaigns, officials warn artificial intelligence is expected to play a major role in political ads this year.
Boeing outlines plan to FAA for addressing safety and quality control concerns
It comes after a midflight scare in January when a door plug flew off a months old Boeing 737 Max 9 plane.
As thousands of veterans receive PACT Act benefits, VA working to ensure equitable rollout
Many veterans who served our country were exposed to toxic burn pits and other harmful substances while overseas.
As airports prepares for Memorial Day rush, some airlines sue DOT over disclosure fee rule
It’s wheels up for another potentially record-breaking summer travel season with millions expected to pass through airports nationwide over the Memorial Day holiday.
Congress evaluate how to lower prescription prices by increasing competition
Roughly 30 percent of Americans say they’re struggling to pay for prescription drugs.
Watchdog report calls for Education Department to improve Title IX enforcement efforts
Under Title IX, schools receiving federal funding are required to provide students with equal opportunities to participate in sports and get athletic scholarships.
Transportation & consumer agencies review fairness of airline & credit card reward programs
“We want to make sure that every family is getting what’s promised and that we really have a fair transparent and competitive market,” said Rohit Chopra, director of the U.S. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau.
House bill would require USPS to track traffic deaths and injuries involving mail carriers
A recent Inspector General report found the U.S. Postal Service doesn’t track injuries or deadly crashes involving contracted drivers.
Black men speak up about mental health barriers and resources on Capitol Hill
The panel of witnesses included social workers, psychologists and even athletes turned advocates like former NFL linebacker Marcus Smith.
Doctors of color call on Congress to help address minority physician shortage
Thursday on Capitol Hill, Dr. Samuel Cook joined other minority doctors to share their experiences with Congress.
‘Strolling Thunder’ comes to DC, urging lawmakers to prioritize early childhood needs
These constituents are still learning their ABC’s, but they’re already taking a big stand on Capitol Hill.
Poll shows many small businesses are embracing AI tools to grow productivity
Artificial intelligence is everywhere and it’s not just big companies relying on the technology.
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