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Im concerned that there are people who inadvertently can , who arel of the law just stopping to pick up the mail and i think we should fix this problem. Ok. The deputy postmaster general i understand an individual one the court case because he had a gun in his pickup truck do the law says you cant that. The picture in my mind is my Hometown Post Office where you pull in, walk in to get your mail and you violate the law if youre hunting rifle is in your car. The courts sided with the individual, not with the post office. My understanding is the post office is appealing that ruling now. My hope ...

On soybeans and we are creating new markets and creating new opportunities through biobased manufacturing area this is a bill that will help Rural Businesses get Broadband Internet access so they can get new customers in every part of michigan and across the country and be more competitive. Bill, over the last developed ins energy development. This is a conservation bill that farmers, partner with them to protect our land and water resources. Folks may not know that the largest investment that we make in land to Water Conservation in the country is through what we call the farm bill. This is h...

Let me say that again. The modification makes clear that the Postal Service Must Immediately begin implementing any changes recommended in the reports. This amendment would have a group of experts look at this issue before recommending what, if any changes to current law would be prudent. It recommends the bureau of inspection services, the bureau of alcohol, tobacco, and firearms, and the department of justice submit reports to the house and senate regarding the security changes, if any, that need to be made across the country should the carrying of firearms consistent with state law be allow...

In Alaska and beyond, advocates are reasserting Indigenous place names in educational displays and on official maps.

Anchorage, Alaska (Alaska Beacon) - In Alaska and beyond, advocates are reasserting Indigenous place names in educational displays and on official maps.