FDA PreCheck Pilot Aims To Speed New Drug Manufacturing Plants And Reduce Shortages
FDA opened applications for PreCheck, a pilot to streamline review of new U.S. drug plants and strengthen the medicine supply chain.
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Student Loan Borrowers Could Get Automatic Discharges, Refunds After Sweet Deadline Passes
Some Sweet post-class Borrower Defense applicants may qualify for automatic loan discharge and refunds after a key deadline passed.
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DOJ Posts 3.5 Million Pages Under Epstein Files Transparency Act
DOJ says it released nearly 3.5M Epstein-related pages, plus videos and images, with redactions aimed at protecting victims.
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New York – Bill Would Require Judicial Warrants For ICE At Schools And Other “Sensitive Locations”
New York Gov. Hochul proposes “Local Cops, Local Crimes Act” to end 287(g) deals and limit ICE use of local police and jails.
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New York – Hochul Pitches Tougher Age Checks And Privacy Defaults To Keep Kids Safer On Games And Social Media
New York’s online-safety proposal would expand age checks, default kids to high privacy, limit AI chat features, and add parent spending controls.
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California Education Officials Push AB 1633 to Deter Private Detention Harms Affecting Immigrant Students and Families
Sacramento, California — California education leaders are backing a new bill that would sharply tax profits from ICE-funded private immigration
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California: U.S. Education Department Says Parents Must Be Allowed to See “Gender Support Plans”
Sacramento, Calif. — Federal education officials say California is violating a key student privacy law by allowing schools to keep
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New York: Hochul Says Work is Underway on $1.7B Wadsworth Lab in Albany, Aiming to Strengthen Public Health Response
Albany, N.Y. — Construction is now underway on a new $1.7 billion public health laboratory for New York’s Wadsworth Center,
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Washington, D.C. New Public Scorecard-style Dashboard Lets Families Compare Foster Care Outcomes by State
Washington — The Administration for Children and Families, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, says it
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Washington, D.C. Education Dept. Launches New College Accreditation Rulemaking—What it Could Mean for Aid and Transfers
Washington — The U.S. Department of Education says it will launch a new negotiated rulemaking committee aimed at overhauling how
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