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White House. Statement from President Joe Biden on the 25th Anniversary of the International Religious Freedom Act

25 years ago, as a United States Senator, I proudly supported the International Religious Freedom Act – a landmark bipartisan law that cemented America’s commitment to promoting religious freedom around the world. This right to practice, pray, and preach our faiths peacefully and openly is enshrined in our Constitution. And today, in a moment of so much…

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NY Governor Announces Launch of Tuition Assistance Program Eligibility for SUNY and CUNY Workforce Development Programs

Governor Kathy Hochul today announced the launch of the first-ever Tuition Assistance Program eligibility to cover hundreds of SUNY and CUNY non-degree programs that lead to jobs in high-demand, growing fields. The expansion builds on the support offered through TAP, New York State’s 50-year-old financial assistance program, which provides direct aid to students. “Tuition assistance…

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New York News. Mayor Adams Launches New Stapleton Waterfront Esplanade, Driving Staten Island’s $400 Million North Shore Action Plan with Housing, School, and Public Spaces

New York City Mayor Eric Adams has officially broken ground on the New Stapleton Waterfront Esplanade, a key part of the ambitious Staten Island North Shore Action Plan. The project includes a $400 million investment aimed at revitalizing the area with over 2,100 mixed-income housing units, a new 600-seat public school, and 12 acres of…

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EPA Announces Action to Implement POTUS’s Termination of Biden-Harris Electric Vehicle Mandate

WASHINGTON – U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin announced the agency will reconsider the Model Year 2027 and Later Light-Duty and Medium-Duty Vehicles regulation and Greenhouse Gas Emissions Standards for Heavy-Duty Vehicles. In addition to imposing over $700 billion in regulatory and compliance costs, these rules provided the foundation for the Biden-Harris electric vehicle…

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Mayor Adams Vetoes Four City Council Bills That Exceed Council’s Legal Authority and Would Make it Harder for New Yorkers to Move From Shelter Into Permanent Housing June 23, 2023

NEW YORK – After he issued an emergency rule last week making it easier for New Yorkers experiencing homelessness to move out of the shelter system and into permanent housing, New York City Mayor Eric Adams today vetoed a package of City Council bills that would do the opposite and make it harder for New Yorkers experiencing…

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