OPM's Health Claims Data Collection Raises Legal Questions
A recent CRS report examines the Office of Personnel Management's push to collect detailed medical claims data from Federal Employees Health Benefits...
A recent CRS report examines the Office of Personnel Management's push to collect detailed medical claims data from Federal Employees Health Benefits...
Rep. Diana DeGette spent the week focused on two issues with direct resonance in Denver: economic anxiety and immigration enforcement tactics.
Sen. Thom Tillis (R-NC) had a full week — from cheering on a North Carolina Little League champion to casting a contested confirmation vote and drawing...
Rep. John Rutherford used his public platform this week to mark National Purple Heart Day, posting a tribute to wounded and fallen service members as part...
Rep. Suhas Subramanyam spent the week focused on two issues with direct stakes for Northern Virginia residents: the treatment of detainees at a federal...
A recent CRS report on the Small Business Administration Office of Inspector General examines a federal watchdog facing sharp staffing cuts amid ongoing...
A recent CRS report on federal oversight agencies exposes mounting tensions between the White House and Congress over inspector general independence. The...
A recent CRS report details the escalating threat of Russian hybrid warfare across Europe, documenting at least 151 incidents of reported Russian operations...
Rep. Jared Moskowitz spent the week between sessions tending to constituent work across South Florida — helping a Vietnam veteran recover stolen medals,...
Sen. Bill Cassidy had one of the most consequential weeks of his Senate tenure, casting the deciding vote to confirm a new attorney general, publicly...
Sen. Eric Schmitt spent the week before the August recess on immigration enforcement, college sports legislation, and a trip home to Missouri's Bootheel — a...
Sen. Ron Johnson (R-WI) spent the week of Aug. 7 pressing two fronts that dominated his public communications: a congressional investigation into Dr....
Sen. Raphael Warnock spent the week of Aug. 7–14 pressing on tariffs, military healthcare, and global health policy — while responding to two separate acts...
Federal identity verification infrastructure has unresolved implementation gaps even as fraud threats grow. A July 15, 2026, GAO congressional testimony...
The M&T Bank and Wilmington Trust Political Action Committee (PAC), a federally registered corporate PAC tied to M&T Bank, distributed $88,250 in...
Western Oklahoma State College has re-entered the lobbying arena after roughly 17 years of inactivity. Western Oklahoma State College registered with...
A recent CRS report on Medicare's financial outlook reveals a narrowing window for Congress to address the program's solvency crisis. Medicare covers...
Sen. Gary Peters (D-MI) spent the week of August 7–14 advancing legislation on commercial space policy and children's online safety, while also spotlighting...
Covington & Burling LLP registered a new client focused on immigration matters this month. The firm filed paperwork on August 7, 2026, to represent...
The USMCA, which entered into force in 2020, replaced NAFTA and included unprecedented provisions making labor rights enforceable through the same dispute...
Treatment Advocacy Center terminated its lobbying contract with Corcoran Strategies Group LLC, according to a filing signed on August 12, 2026.
On June 3, 2026, USDA confirmed the first U.S. detection of NWS in a calf in Zavala County, Texas.
A recent CRS report on China's economic expansion abroad reveals a widening gap between Beijing's investment reach and Washington's. China is repositioning...