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<p>Kyrsten Sinema's surprise announcement of her departure from the Democratic Party puts her in the ranks of eleven modern independent senators who, whatever their individual politics, were often unconcerned with being team players. </p>

Pell Grants are celebrating 50 years of changing students’ lives. At Emory, they’re just one piece of the Emory Advantage program, where students with financial need receive grants, offering the opportunity to graduate debt-free.

For the third time in the last six years, proposals to expand the current Selective Service registration requirement to include young women as well as young men were included in versions of this year’s annual National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) for Fiscal Year 2023, but were removed in back-...

WASHINGTON – Rep. Kay Granger (R-TX), Republican Leader of the House Appropriations Committee, released the following statement after voting in favor of the Fiscal Year (FY) 2023 National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA), which authorizes funding for the Department of Defense and other national security programs. “The NDAA includes critical provisions such as a pay raise for

A constitutional attorney says it appears the alleged "pro-life GOP" caved in significant fashion in order to obtain the concession from the Democrats on the vaccine mandate for the military.

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Chickasaw Nation Governor Bill Anoatubby and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Secretary Denis McDonough at a recent roundtable discussion with VA officials and Oklahoma tribal leaders in Oklahoma City.

Republican are ready to oppose Democratic efforts to include progressive priorities, including abortion and racial equity, within the must-pass defense bill.

Statements on racism and abortion have renewed a debate over institutional neutrality and free speech.

More than 3,000 troops have been rendered inactive as of this past April with the rule going into effect, according to a letter co-led by Florida Sen. Rick Scott on Wednesday.