Here’s an assortment of good news items from Jessica Craven’s Chop Wood, Carry Water newsletter:
The Supreme Court temporarily revived the Biden administration’s regulation of “ghost guns” — kits that can be bought online and assembled into untraceable homemade firearms.
The Biden administration started taking applications Thursday for billions of dollars in federal tax rebates meant to flow through states to subsidize home improvement projects that save energy or swap fossil-fueled appliances to electric alternatives.
The PACT Act hit its one-year anniversary and veterans are benefitting from a historic expansion of benefits for toxic burn pit exposure as a result. More than 4 million veterans have already been screened for toxic exposure, more than 744,000 PACT Act claims have been filed, and hundreds of thousands of veterans have been approved for expanded benefits.
Biden’s campaign announced they are using a new database covering 90% of U.S. voters to boost its ability to target swing voters in 2024. This is a much-needed development.
