Washington, DC - The U.S. Food and Drug Administration Monday issued the final results of its annual Pesticide Residue Monitoring Program from foods collected in FY 2016 and found that the vast majority of samples were below the tolerance levels set by the EPA. FDA evaluates foods annually for pesticide residues. Final results from that survey are released on a lagging basis, after they have gone through a thorough quality assurance process.

Washington, DC - The threat of cyber attacks is no longer theoretical. Cyber criminals and adversaries can inflict significant harm on networks through relatively simple methods, like emails or bugs known as malware.

West Lafayette, Indiana - Purdue alumnus Neil Armstrong wasn’t one to boast about his oft-quoted “giant leap for mankind” onto the moon as part of the Apollo 11 mission, according to a Purdue space historian.

Sacramento, California -  Governor Edmund G. Brown Jr. Saturday announced that he has signed the following bills:

Washington, DC - Secretary of State Michael R. Pompeo: "In October, the United States celebrates National Disability Employment Awareness Month. We recognize the creativity, innovation, and skill that people with disabilities bring to our workforce, and we rededicate ourselves to creating economic opportunity for all. U.S. workers are the engine of our economy. Our country is stronger and more prosperous because employers utilize the immense talents of individuals with disabilities, including disabled veterans.

Washington, DC - The new United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement includes key victories for American manufacturers, agriculture, businesses, and workers.