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FROM AIR TRAVEL TO FOOD ASSISTANCE TO SMALL BUSINESSES, SHUTDOWN AFTEREFFECTS LINGER

FROM AIR TRAVEL TO FOOD ASSISTANCE TO SMALL BUSINESSES, SHUTDOWN AFTEREFFECTS LINGER

by Kally Proctor | Dec 4, 2025 | Featured, Politics

WASHINGTON — In the aftermath of the longest government shutdown in American history – lasting 43 days – many industries are striving to return to normal. From air travel to food and restaurants, the shutdown has left some lingering effects. And there is a chance for...
Republicans call EPA regulations ‘burdensome,’ despite their public benefits

Republicans call EPA regulations ‘burdensome,’ despite their public benefits

by Lindsey Byman | Feb 14, 2024 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON – House Republicans on Wednesday attacked environmental regulations as “burdensome” for small businesses, saying they stifle innovation, even as some testified that the rules align community and business interests. The Environmental Protection Agency’s...
Proposed banking rules criticized by Small Business Committee, ‘Shark Tank’ investor

Proposed banking rules criticized by Small Business Committee, ‘Shark Tank’ investor

by Aidan Johnstone | Jan 18, 2024 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON – “Shark Tank” investor and venture capitalist Kevin O’Leary urged House members on Thursday to oppose a set of proposed bank regulations that he said would harm small businesses’ access to lending.  The set of regulations, titled Basel III, would...
Military veteran entrepreneurs, startup owners call for increased financial support from federal, local business associations

Military veteran entrepreneurs, startup owners call for increased financial support from federal, local business associations

by Pavan Acharya | Nov 16, 2023 | Business, Featured

WASHINGTON — Veterans’ advocates on Wednesday expressed wide support for a recently introduced piece of legislation that aims to reduce fees for military veterans starting small businesses. At a Wednesday Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee hearing,...
Video: Local businesses concerned about Sunday’s anti-vaccine-mandate rally

Video: Local businesses concerned about Sunday’s anti-vaccine-mandate rally

by Jenny Huh | Jan 22, 2022 | Featured, Living

WASHINGTON – Sunday’s anti-vaccine-mandate rally at the National Mall has local business owners concerned, especially after posts on social media suggested some attendees plan to enter stores to challenge the District’s mandate.  “It’s hard enough with...
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