White House Issues Memorial Day Proclamation
The White House has issued a proclamation for Memorial Day, designating the day as a time for prayer and remembrance for those who have given their lives in service to the United States.
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California Pushes Forward on Offshore Wind as Federal Policy Shifts
California continues expanding offshore wind infrastructure and port development despite federal actions slowing national offshore wind projects, reaffirming its 25‑GW goal for 2045.
E. coli Outbreak Linked to Beef Kofta at The Kebab Shop Under Investigation in California
California health officials are investigating nine E. coli cases linked to beef kofta served at The Kebab Shop. The chain has paused sales statewide, and no ongoing risk is reported.
U.S. Officials Confident in National Readiness as Global Ebola Response Expands
Ambassador Deborah Birx says the United States is well‑positioned to handle any domestic Ebola case, citing strong hospital readiness and experienced federal health teams.
Florida Agriculture Faces More Than $3.1 Billion in Disaster Losses
Florida’s agriculture industry faces more than $3.1 billion in losses after severe freezes, drought, and wildfires impacted crops statewide, according to state and federal assessments.
Pentecost Message from the White House Highlights Faith and National Reflection
The White House released a 2026 Pentecost Presidential Message highlighting the biblical origins of the holy day and offering prayers for national unity during America’s 250th year.
Regions Bank Reaches $4.9 Million Settlement Over Ineligible PPP Loan Forgiveness
Regions Bank will pay $4.9 million to resolve DOJ allegations that it received federal funds after approving forgiveness of an ineligible PPP loan.
DOJ Indicts Two Chinese Nationals in Long‑Running Global Cartel Money Laundering Case
Federal prosecutors have charged two Chinese nationals with operating a global money‑laundering network that allegedly moved drug proceeds for the Sinaloa Cartel and CJNG from 2016 to 2025, according to the DOJ.
DOJ Expands Midwest Strike Force as Minnesota Fraud Cases Reach $90 Million
The Department of Justice has expanded its Midwest Strike Force and added 15 new Medicaid fraud prosecutors following charges against 15 defendants in Minnesota accused of more than $90 million in fraud schemes.
HHS Adjusts Awards Structure and Continues Workforce Reorganization
HHS is adjusting its employee awards system and continuing a major workforce restructuring, including division consolidation and staffing changes, according to Federal News Network reporting.