Joe Biden makes effort for $1.2 trillion bipartisan infrastructure deal
Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney urges lawmakers to do much more to address the needs of the American people after President Biden…
Policy
Car companies to disclose automated vehicle crash information under new rules
New rules proposed by the US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) will require car companies to report on crashes…
Justice department sues Republican-backed voter bill in Georgia, alleging racial discrimination
According to a U.S official, the US Justice Department is issuing a lawsuit against the highly criticized Republican-backed voting law…
Bipartisan agreement on infrastructure plan promises growth in the industry
Joe Biden announced that a bipartisan agreement had been reached on a $953 billion infrastructure plan, on Thursday. The Biden…
Residential eviction ban extends till July 31
Centres for Disease Control and Prevention’s (CDC) COVID-19 residential eviction moratorium extends till July 31st. The ban on residential evictions…
UN recomends a global ban on Cannabis advertising
UN recommends a global ban on cannabis advertising in order to reduce its usage globally. Cannabis use has doubled in…
US Senator Mark Robert Warner provides financial aid to minor league baseball franchises
American businessman and politician Mark Robert Warner serving as the senior United States senator from Virginia is pushing a bipartisan…
Jerome Powell testified before House Covid Panel; Comments on inflation and economic recovery
Jerome Powell, Chairman, Federal Reserve testified before the House Covid Panel. He said that the economic recovery was on the…
California state launches a digital COVID-19 pass
On Friday, California officials launched a website to access or download a digital copy of COVID-19 immunization records through which…
Fulton Vs Philadelphia; Ruling in favour of the Catholic Social Services, against Gay Rights
Catholic Social Services was exempted from the contract with the State for the provision of foster care services because the…
Juneteenth to become a Federal Holiday; Inordinate support from both Congress chambers
Back in 1865, on June 19, Texas became the last state to strike-off slavery and brand it illegal. Around 250,000…
U.S. push for self-driving cars faces lawyer’s oppositions
Bid for the attempts to lift regulations for the deployment of thousands of autonomous vehicles made by Republican Senator John…
Senate Maj. Leader Chuck Schumer presses for abrogation of 2002 Authorisation for the use of military force
Senator Schumer started off by reminding the House that the reason for the death of Iranian Commander Qasem Soleimani after…
New U.S. immigration policy to expand work permits to crime victims
A new immigration policy was announced by the U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services (USCIS) on Monday that it will expand…
Internal Revenue Service provides refund to those who paid taxes for Unemployment Benefits last year
About 2.8 million people who paid taxes for Unemployment Benefits last year are applicable for refunds seeing the changes brought…
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