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The Justice Department issued the following statement marking one year since Hamas’s October 7 Terrorist Attacks in Israel: “Monday, October 7 will mark one year since Hamas terrorists murdered nearly 1,200 people, including more than 40 Americans, kidnapped hundreds of civilians, and perpetrated the deadliest massacre of Jews since the Holocaust. As made clear by… Read more: U.S. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland Statement Marking One Year Since Hamas’s October 7 Terrorist Attacks in Israel

Senior Advisor to the President and Communications Director Ben LaBolt, and Director of Digital Strategy Christian Tom Under President Biden and Vice President Harris’s direction, the Administration has mobilized a robust, intensive, and whole-of-government effort to respond to the impacts of Hurricane Helene. This includes extensive pre-landfall preparations, as well as an immediate surge of additional resources… Read more: White House. Interested Parties Memo: Fighting Hurricane Helene Falsehoods with Facts

Four men from Louisville, Kentucky—Haitham Al-Dulaimi, Haider Lazem, Hasan Wasak, and Abdullah Alsajee—have been charged with conspiring to violate U.S. export and firearms laws. The charges include attempting to illegally export firearms such as Glocks and Sig Sauers from the United States to Iraq without proper licenses. The accused allegedly purchased firearms from federal dealers… Read more: U.S. Department of Justice Charges Four Men for Violating Firearms and Export Laws

Eligible Homeowners May Apply From Chautauqua, Madison, Erie, Oneida, Essex, Saratoga, Lewis and Warren Counties for July 10-16, 2024 Severe Weather Events Eligible Homeowners May Apply From Allegany, Oswego, Delaware, St. Lawrence, Franklin, Steuben and Jefferson Counties for August 9-10, 2024 Remnants of Tropical Storm Debby Eligible Homeowners May Apply From Nassau and Suffolk Counties… Read more: NY Governor Hochul Extends Application Deadline for Income Eligible Homeowners to Apply for Emergency Repair Grants for July and August Extreme Weather Events

President Joe Biden called President Claudia Sheinbaum of Mexico today to congratulate her on her historic inauguration as the first woman to serve as President of Mexico.  The President thanked President Sheinbaum for warmly welcoming First Lady Jill Biden and the Presidential Delegation to her inauguration.  The two leaders reaffirmed the deep ties between the United… Read more: Readout of President Biden’s Call with President Sheinbaum of Mexico. October 05, 2024

The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division and the Federal Trade Commission participated in the G7 Competition Authorities and Policymakers Summit yesterday and today to discuss how enforcers and policymakers can ensure healthy competition in AI-related technologies, products and applications. The Summit was convened by the G7 Industry, Technology and Digital Ministerial Declaration and hosted in Rome by the… Read more: U.S. Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission Meet with G7 Enforcement Partners in Rome to Discuss the Challenges of Ensuring Competition in AI

Rush Transcript: Governor Hochul Joins TTM Technologies to Celebrate Beam Signing at $130 Million High-Tech Manufacturing Facility in the Town of Dewitt Governor Hochul: “It’s more than just a building — it’s a place that’s dedicated to strengthening our overall economy. And don’t lose sight of that because it allows our military and security interests… Read more: New York Governor Hochul Joins TTM Technologies to Celebrate Beam Signing at $130 Million High-Tech Manufacturing Facility in the Town of Dewitt

Ahead Of Anniversary of October 7 Attack on Israel, Governor Hochul Directs Flags to Half-Staff and Landmarks to be Lit Yellow in Remembrance of the Victims Flags To Be Flown at Half-Staff and Landmarks To Be Lit on October 7 Governor Kathy Hochul today directed flags on State buildings to be flown at half-staff from… Read more: Governor Hochul Orders Flags at Half-Staff and Landmarks Lit Yellow on October 7 to Honor Victims of Hamas’s Attack on Israel

Governor Kathy Hochul released a statement on October 4, 2024, regarding multiple bomb threats reported at synagogues across New York State. After a thorough investigation, the threats were found to be not credible. Governor Hochul emphasized that the New York State Police, already working with local law enforcement to ensure community safety, will maintain their… Read more: 6 Key Questions Raised by Republicans and Democrats Following Governor Hochul’s Response to Bomb Threats at Synagogues

President Biden’s proclamation for German-American Day 2024 honors the contributions of German Americans to the United States, commemorating the first German settlers in 1683. He highlights their cultural impact, achievements, and the strong ties they have built between the U.S. and Germany. Biden also discusses his upcoming visit to Germany, focusing on issues like democracy,… Read more: German-American Day 2024: President Biden’s Proclamation and Its Implications for US-German Relations

New York City Mayor Eric Adams announced that the city has completed its transition of 12,500 heavy-duty and off-road vehicles to renewable diesel, making it the first major East Coast city to do so. This shift will prevent 162 million pounds of carbon dioxide emissions annually and serves as a bridge technology until electric alternatives… Read more: Mayor Adams. NYC Completes Transition to Renewable Diesel for 12,500 Vehicles, Pioneering Sustainability on East Coast

The Justice Department has awarded 152 grants to 90 American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes through its Coordinated Tribal Assistance Solicitation (CTAS), totaling more than $84 million. Attorney General Merrick B. Garland announced these awards during a Justice Department and Department of the Interior convening with Tribal leaders, advocates, members of the media, and federal officials to… Read more: U.S. Department of Justice to Award More Than $84M in Grants to American Indian and Alaska Native Tribes