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– This week, the California Problem Solvers Caucus announced that they have requested $25 million in the 2022-23 state budget for wildfire response technology. The funds, combined with the $17.9 million already in the 2021 budget cycle, will accelerate the expansion and upgrade of California’s state-of-the-art ALERTWildfire surveillance and detection system. A copy of the letter can be viewed here.

A bipartisan, bicameral group of lawmakers introduced a bill Thursday to ban Russian oil imports to the United States as the White House indicated it would not back such an effort.

President Joe Bidens first State of the Union address will balance projections of optimism before the 2022 midterm elections with acknowledgments of a harsh reality rocked by record-high inflation and

Tlaib urged Biden to "use his executive power to take action right now to deliver for the people."

President Biden's first State of the Union addressed his plans for the economy and the pandemic but said little on climate change.

At least three Democratic lawmakers delivered responses to President Joe Biden’s State of the Union address on Tuesday evening, despite being the party in power.

And U.S. officials tell lawmakers that the Ukraine-Russia conflict has seen 1,500 civilian and military casualties.

Luke Radel answers the question posed by Buffalonians: Who is Claudia Tenney?

The good news: scientists have been hard at work on both. The bad news: the politics necessary to confront them worsens.

Having immobilized the president’s agenda and plunged their party into disarray, moderate and conservative Democrats are casting around for someone to blame.