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October 25, 2023
HARRISBURG — A Pennsylvania Senate proposal to require armed security personnel in all public schools advanced on a party-line vote Tuesday out of the Senate Education Committee toward a potential
October 24, 2023
HARRISBURG — A Pennsylvania Senate proposal to require armed security personnel in all public schools advanced on a party-line vote Tuesday out of the Senate Education Committee toward a potential
October 19, 2023
My father, Dick DeWine, was a private in the U.S. Army during World War II. He saw combat in France, Germany and Austria. Toward the end of the war, dad
October 19, 2023
Gillibrand says more funding for security needed amid antisemetic threats New York State
October 17, 2023
Like many ports, the Alaskan Port of Homer faces aging infrastructure and capital needs well beyond the local funding capacity…
October 16, 2023
Like many ports, the Alaskan Port of Homer faces aging infrastructure and capital needs well beyond the local funding capacity.
October 13, 2023
Members of Congress sent a letter to the House Appropriations Committee seeking additional funding to help nonprofit American Jewish groups bolster security against terrorism.
October 12, 2023
Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced nearly $8 million in grant funding is available to support safety and security enhancements at religious institutions, chartered non-public schools, licensed preschools and nonprofit organizations
October 12, 2023
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Wednesday that nearly $8 million in grant funding is available to support safety and security enhancements at religious institutions, chartered non-public schools, licensed preschools and nonprofit organizations in Ohio.
October 11, 2023
As the fallout from Hamas' violent attack on Israel continues, federal legislators from both sides of the aisle, including Senator Katie Britt, are grappling with how to best protect the United State's own Jewish population from possible future harm.