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Chairman Tim Walberg led an April 17 hearing examining Health & Human Services' policies amid rising healthcare costs. The session covered topics including cost transparency reforms, child nutrition guidelines changes under Secretary Kennedy's leadership, early childhood program oversight reforms—and fiscal proposals aiming for taxpayer savings.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will review new legislation aimed at modernizing workforce systems during an April 21 markup session. The bill seeks improvements in worker outcomes and economic strength while ensuring taxpayer accountability.
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Rep. Tim Walberg's committee will hold a public hearing tomorrow to examine Health and Human Services policies. Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is set to testify before lawmakers at Rayburn House Office Building.
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Chairman Tim Walberg announced new results from the Working Families Tax Cuts on April 15. The reforms aim at reducing student debt burdens while saving taxpayers billions. Changes include stricter program accountability measures along with expanded Pell Grant access.
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Chairman Ryan Mackenzie led a hearing examining how artificial intelligence is changing jobs for American workers. Lawmakers discussed both opportunities for growth through innovation as well as concerns about inconsistent state regulations.
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A House subcommittee led by Rep. Ryan Mackenzie will hold a hearing April 15 examining how artificial intelligence affects workers and employers. Witnesses from various organizations are set to testify before lawmakers consider future policies.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will hold a hearing on April 17 about Health and Human Services policies. The session will be led by Chairman Tim Walberg. The public can follow along via livestream or attend in person.
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Rep. Rick Allen has announced an upcoming hearing focused on the Employee Benefits Security Administration's policies. The House Education and Workforce Committee oversees these areas with broad jurisdiction over education and labor issues. The event is open to press attendance.
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A congressional subcommittee will examine how artificial intelligence impacts workers and employers at an April 15 hearing. Lawmakers aim to understand changes brought by AI in employment practices. The session continues ongoing discussions about technology's effect on American jobs.
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Chairman Tim Walberg has introduced new legislation aiming to update federal workforce development laws. The Stronger Workforce for America Act of 2026 proposes structural changes intended to improve skills training accountability.
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Chairman Tim Walberg responded on Apr. 3 to the latest Department of Labor jobs report. He emphasized ongoing efforts by House Republicans alongside recent job growth figures. The House Education and Workforce Committee continues its role in shaping national labor policies.
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Education and Workforce Committee Chairman Tim Walberg commented on President Trump’s FY 2027 budget proposal. Walberg called for efficient government spending while highlighting shared goals with the administration. The committee oversees key policies in education and labor.
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Chairman Tim Walberg voiced support for a new Department of Labor proposal expanding investment choices in 401(k) plans. The move could allow American workers access to alternatives like private equity or cryptocurrencies. The House Education and Workforce Committee oversees these types of federal policies.
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Chairman Ryan Mackenzie led a hearing examining ways to improve federal workers' compensation programs for injured employees. Lawmakers discussed bipartisan bills aimed at reducing barriers for care while considering new technologies for greater efficiency.
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A congressional committee led by Rep. Tim Walberg will examine foreign espionage threats facing U.S. universities during a hearing on March 26. Witnesses from academia and government are scheduled to testify about national security concerns related to stolen innovation.
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Chairman Tim Walberg voiced support for bipartisan legislation designed to modernize professional boxing rules. The bill aims to improve fighter safety standards while increasing choice and pay across organizations.
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The House has passed H.R. 4624—the Muhammad Ali American Boxing Revival Act—to improve conditions for professional boxers. The bill introduces new safety standards, fairer pay structures, and expanded career opportunities within boxing.
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The House Education and Workforce Committee will hold a hearing on March 26 about foreign espionage in U.S. universities. The session aims to address national security concerns related to stolen innovation.
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Education Committee Chairman Tim Walberg welcomed a new partnership between the Education Department and Treasury Department aimed at simplifying federal student aid management. He said this change would benefit students, families, and taxpayers by making processes more efficient. The House Education and Workforce Committee oversees related policies.
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House Education and Workforce Committee Chairman Tim Walberg welcomed a federal court's decision to vacate the Biden-Harris fiduciary rule. Walberg said ending the rule protects retirees' ability to seek financial advice without added restrictions or costs.