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Rival Walks ‘Tightrope’ After Rep. Kean’s Depression Diagnosis

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By Rachel Schilke Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Democrat Rebecca Bennett wished her opponent well after Rep. Tom Kean (R-N.J.) returned to the House from a nearly four-month absence, while also seeking to lay out a contrast with him. Kean, who revealed yesterday that he was hospitalized for depression, hasn’t shown up for New Jersey’s 7th District constituents for a long time, Bennett said.
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EEOC Pivots From Biden Playbook With Draft Strategic Plan (1)

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By Tobi Raji
| Bloomberg Government Verified
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission voted to approve a new draft strategic plan that is meant to guide the civil rights agency’s work through 2030. The EEOC will collect public comment on the proposed plan, which focuses on how the agency intends to use its enforcement authority and limited resources to combat and prevent employment discrimination and ensure members of the public are aware of civil rights laws.
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Republican Treated for Depression Pushes Mental Health Parity Original

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By Erin Durkin Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Rep. Tom Kean Jr. (R-N.J.) introduced legislation during his first week back on Capitol Hill that aims to boost mental health coverage — notable after an absence he said was due to a battle with depression. His bill (H.R. 9551) would provide the federal government the authority to penalize employer health plans if they don’t provide the same level of coverage for mental health services as they do for other health treatments.
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Trump Cryptocurrency Profits Pose Risks for Landmark CLARITY Act Original

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By Kate Ackley Verified, Cristiano Lima-Strong
| Bloomberg Government Verified
The crypto industry’s top legislative priority already faced criticism from some Democrats and outside groups over President Donald Trump’s ties to the sector. Then they got a look at his money. Trump’s $1.4 billion in crypto-linked earnings, surpassing even the annual revenue of industry leader Coinbase Inc., offered fuel to opponents of a sweeping regulatory measure, as negotiations carry on over the bill’s text and legislative days dwindle.
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EPA Offers New Guidance on Forever Chemicals in Biosolids

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By Stephen Lee
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The EPA issued draft guidance Wednesday to help wastewater utilities and landowners reduce the risk of PFOA and PFOS in biosolids. The new guidance seeks to unwind a Biden-era draft risk assessment that found a possibility of human health risks exceeding the Environmental Protection Agency’s acceptable thresholds when sewage sludge containing PFOA and PFOS, two types of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, is used as fertilizer on land, or disposed on land.
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Hotel Group Founder Must Provide Covid Relief Answers, DOJ Says

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By Daniel Seiden Verified
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The US government says the founder of a hospitality network of hotels in Nebraska must provide information to assist an investigation into whether he and others violated the False Claims Act by improperly securing loans under the Paycheck Protection Program.
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Trump Budget Office Sued for Blocking Education Research Funds Original

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By Tiana Headley Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Advocacy groups and research nonprofits are suing top White House budget and education officials for blocking hundreds of millions in congressional funding from flowing to the federal education research and statistics office. Groups that represent students with learning disabilities and teachers allege the Office of Management and Budget and the Education Department have “usurped” Congress’s power by preventing the Institute of Education Sciences from spending appropriated funds.
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USDA to Fund $500 Million to ‘Fast Track’ Fertilizer Plants (1)

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By Ilena Peng Verified
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The US Department of Agriculture will invest $500 million in new and existing fertilizer facilities to “fast track” more production in America, Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins said in a press conference Wednesday. Fertilizer prices have been elevated in recent years due to geopolitical and trade conflicts, including US duties on key suppliers, President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the wars in Ukraine and Iran.
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Bickering Over Healthcare Coverage Disrupts House Panel Hearing Original

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By Erin Durkin Verified
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Finger pointing over the number of Americans losing health insurance roiled what otherwise would have been a technical House hearing over employee health coverage. The House Education and Workforce Health, Employment, Labor and Pensions Subcommittee held a Wednesday hearing on direct contracting, where employers directly negotiate with healthcare providers. Rep. Rick Allen (R-Ga.), chair of the subcommittee, touted such models as a way of lowering costs, but ranking member Rep.
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House Speaker Asks Trump to Let Jones Act Shipping Waiver Expire

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By Ari Natter Verified
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Speaker Mike Johnson and other Republicans in the US House of Representatives are asking President Donald Trump to allow a waiver of a century-old shipping law granted in March to tame fuel prices to expire. The lawmakers said in a letter to the president made public Wednesday that the 126-year-old Jones Act is crucial for protecting the US maritime industry and that the waiver is being exploited by other nations. They urged Trump to allow it to lapse as scheduled on Aug. 16.
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