Agriculture
Frances Pierce has been named Creative Media Assistant Intern at CAST for Spring/Summer 2026. She will support communications efforts while completing her studies at Oklahoma State University. Her work aligns with CAST's mission of sharing credible agricultural information.
Treasury and Education Departments announce Federal Student Assistance Partnership
The U.S. Departments of Treasury and Education have launched a partnership to improve federal student aid programs amid rising loan defaults. The initiative aims to streamline operations by shifting some responsibilities from Education to Treasury.
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Cardinal Health recalls Webcol alcohol prep pads due to microbial contamination
Cardinal Health has issued a voluntary recall for certain lots of its Webcol Large Alcohol Prep Pads due to microbial contamination that could pose health risks for vulnerable patients. The company urges consumers and healthcare providers to check their supplies and report any adverse reactions.
CBP to host three-day San Antonio career expo
U.S. Customs and Border Protection will host a three-day career expo in San Antonio from March 24-26. Job seekers can learn about available roles and meet recruiters but should note that no interviews or job offers will occur during the event.
CAST announces free April webinars on soil fertility tools and Corn Belt policy brief
The Council for Agricultural Science and Technology (CAST) is hosting two free webinars this April covering soil fertility tools and agricultural diversification policy in the Corn Belt region. The sessions are open access events designed for anyone involved or interested in agriculture.
Senators Scott and Gillibrand promote CLEAR LABELS Act for drug origin transparency
Senators Rick Scott and Kirsten Gillibrand have introduced new legislation requiring country-of-origin labels for prescription drugs sold in America. Their bipartisan effort seeks greater transparency for consumers about where medicines come from.
Oversight Committee launches investigation into fraud in California hospice programs
The House Oversight Committee is investigating alleged large-scale fraud within California's federally funded hospice programs following reports about insufficient state safeguards against abuse. Lawmakers requested documents from Governor Gavin Newsom after citing significant increases in suspicious billing practices.
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