CMS allocates $122 million for rural health care in Virginia
Virginia will use an initial $122 million rural-health allocation for telehealth, maternal care, workforce training and other services, but rollout dates vary.
Virginia will use an initial $122 million rural-health allocation for telehealth, maternal care, workforce training and other services, but rollout dates vary.
HUD’s August 12 FHA handbook update clarifies employment verification, assistance funds and foreclosure-timeline rules, but does not create a universal borrower benefit.
The Education Department’s revised school data collection expands some access measures but narrows how gender identity can be tracked nationally.
U.S. jobless claims fell to 203,000, signaling few new layoffs but not strong hiring as workers, job seekers and new entrants face an uneven market.
Treasury will raise selected long-term bond buybacks to at least $4 billion per operation beginning Sept. 9, but the move will not reduce federal debt.
Nathan Laatsch admitted transmitting national defense information during an FBI undercover operation; sentencing is set for January 27, 2027.
DOT data show 73.1% of reported domestic operations arrived on time in June, while cancellations, baggage problems and carrier results varied widely.
Settlement talks over Paramount’s proposed Warner Bros. acquisition have broken down as Iowa and Montana ask the Supreme Court to intervene.
Trump’s FDA nominee Heidi Overton still needs Senate confirmation while Kyle Diamantas remains acting commissioner and the FDA lists key vacancies and acting posts.
An Authors Guild survey found reported registration failures on 804 books, but the self-selected results do not prove industrywide breaches or individual wrongdoing.
A federal update says a Longview tank was deemed unfit months before its May 26 collapse killed 11 workers. Multiple investigations remain open.
A new 50% U.S. duty on specified Canadian goods includes some hockey equipment, adding uncertainty for families and youth programs this fall.
The Pentagon is reviewing U.S. forces in Europe and wants NATO allies to outline plans for more spending, capabilities, access and defense responsibility.
The Senate missed a vote on the Protect College Sports Act. Here is what its revised NIL, revenue-sharing, transfer and athlete-protection rules propose.
NIH is seeking public comment on replacing reported grant scores and percentiles with three broader categories while keeping internal scoring in place.
HHS lists 3,756,469 people affected in the CareCloud breach, far above earlier notices. Here is what the revised count means and what consumers should do.
The FBI says scammers are spoofing its Boston number, faking agent credentials and pressuring targets to move alleged fraud cases to encrypted apps.
The FHWA released $26 million for Indiana road and bridge repairs after August flooding and severe weather damaged key transportation links.
Thursday storms caused major delays and cancellations at New York-area airports and flooded roads. FAA records showed lighter general delays Friday morning.
A U.S. review of military forces in Europe is pressing NATO allies and Canada to show how they can carry more of the continent’s conventional defense burden.
A final FTC order lets Ascension’s completed AmSurg deal proceed while requiring seven outpatient surgery centers to be divested in five metro areas.
CMS proposes tighter Medicaid provider-tax limits before an Oct. 1, 2026, change. Comments close Sept. 21, but benefit cuts are not immediate.