By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 15, 2022
Ambassador Michele J. Sison was sworn in as the new assistant secretary of state for International Organization Affairs on Dec. 21, 2021, after serving as an ambassador to five different countries over almost 20 years.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 15, 2022
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) announced earlier this month a new molluscan shellfish Health Certificate for products exported to Europe.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
The Media Freedom Coalition issued a statement on Feb. 8 regarding ongoing closures of media outlets in Hong Kong as mainland China continues to infringe on the freedom of the press.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
US Fish and Wildlife Service celebrated over 150 years of service last week.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
Under Secretary Zeya and acting Assistant Secretary Peterson traveled to the Global Conference for Media Freedom this week hosted by Estonia to discuss the protection of freedoms for journalists around the world.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
The Barrio Azteca gunmen responsible for committing Consulate murders in Ciudad Juarez were found guilty of all counts earlier this month.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
NOAA Fisheries celebrates Black History Month by highlighting the contributions and sacrifices of African Americans who have helped shaped the nation.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
Secretary of State Antony J. Blinken met with activists from Burma on Feb. 3 to hear their plans for returning to their country’s democratic path as violence at the hands of the Burmese military continues to rage on.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
The Environmental Protection Agency launched the ENERGY STAR home upgrade on Tuesday aimed at taking US households into the clean energy future.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
A bakery in Winter Park, FL violated federal child labor laws by employing a 13-year-old as unpaid ‘volunteer’ worker.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
Regional administrator Martha Guzman issued a statement on Feb. 4 regarding the drinking water emergency at Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickam and plans for EPA inspections.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
The National Institute of Food and Agriculture (NIFA) announced on Feb. 2 new plans to invest nearly $5 million into AFRI Foundational Knowledge of Plant Products in order to support new studies.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 14, 2022
A former Guam Army National Guard Soldier has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison for the attempted enticement of a minor.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 12, 2022
The National Parks Conservation Association is petitioning the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to protect the ghost orchid under the Endangered Species Act.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 10, 2022
A former Tennessee law enforcement officer was convicted of federal civil rights offenses on Friday after using excessive force against two arrestees.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 10, 2022
Two men have been sentenced to federal prison on Friday following an attempted robbery and shooting of a convenience store employee in Austin.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 5, 2022
The U.S. Census Bureau is helping to promote Black History Month, which started Feb. 1, with an assortment of stats and a brief history of the national month's establishment.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 4, 2022
A Long Island Sound estuary in Connecticut has been designated a "protected place" by the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, making the new national estuarine research reserve the 30th reserve in the nation and the first in the state.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Feb 4, 2022
Albany, N.Y. is poised to become a global leader in offshore wind-turbine manufacturing now that Port of Albany has been named the future site of the first offshore win-turbine manufacturing hub in North America.
By Ariana Chiarenza | Jan 28, 2022
The Department of the Interior announced Jan. 19 the launch of the Foundation for America’s Public Lands in a move that will benefit the nation’s public lands for generations to come.
