House Moves to Strengthen Tech & Energy Policies Amid Growing China Concerns

House Moves to Strengthen Tech & Energy Policies Amid Growing China Concerns

The U.S. House of Representatives took decisive action today, April 24, 2025, with bipartisan bills targeting small business energy efficiency and enhancing government technology. Meanwhile, leadership voiced concerns over foreign influence, as the Select Committee on China escalated its investigation with subpoenas to Chinese telecom giants. These developments reshape U.S. policy on tech, energy, and national security.

House Investigates Medical Residency Monopoly & GOP Blocks Tariff Oversight

House Investigates Medical Residency Monopoly & GOP Blocks Tariff Oversight

The House launches a high-stakes antitrust probe into the medical residency system, targeting wage suppression and mobility restrictions. Meanwhile, Republicans shield Trump’s tariff powers from congressional oversight, fueling tensions over executive control. Lawmakers also demand answers on Chinese telecom hacking, while deep GOP divisions stall spending negotiations.

Trump Slashes Education Dept, Names New Cyber Chief

Trump Slashes Education Dept, Names New Cyber Chief

Trump accelerates his plan to dismantle the Education Department, cutting half its workforce. Meanwhile, he appoints Sean Plankey as head of CISA amid rising cybersecurity threats. The DOJ undergoes a major shakeup, and the U.S. reaffirms its commitment to Ukraine. These sweeping changes reshape federal policy and global strategy in a single day.

U.S. Senate: Confirmation of Education Secretary, Tax Legislation Ahead, and Policy Debates

U.S. Senate: Confirmation of Education Secretary, Tax Legislation Ahead, and Policy Debates

Today, the U.S. Senate confirmed Linda McMahon as Secretary of Education, setting the stage for significant policy shifts. Senate Republicans are preparing for major tax legislation debates following the House’s budget approval. Additionally, the Senate rejected a bill affecting transgender student-athletes, and Democrats criticized substantial staff cuts in the Social Security Administration. Upcoming confirmation hearings for State Department nominees are also anticipated to be contentious.​