Gun Dealers Can Now Screen Employees Through Background Checks
Gun dealers and other federally licensed firearms businesses will be able to run FBI criminal background checks on employees who handle weapons, under a...
Gun dealers and other federally licensed firearms businesses will be able to run FBI criminal background checks on employees who handle weapons, under a...
Health insurance Marketplace applicants and enrollees would face new eligibility and verification checks before coverage begins, under a proposal the...
Nuclear companies pursuing commercial reactor licenses whose designs reference demonstration reactors previously authorized by the U.S. Department of Energy...
Carbon storage well operators in Utah would answer to state regulators instead of the Environmental Protection Agency under a proposed rule the agency...
Importers, brokers, and logistics providers in the international postal network have until January 20, 2027, to comply with formal-entry requirements for...
Buckeye Freedom PAC, a newly registered super PAC, is directing its spending toward supporting Libertarian William Redpath and opposing Republican Sen. Jon Husted (R-OH) in the closely contested Ohio U.S. Senate special election. The committee registered on Oct. 5 and began reporting spending two weeks later. Its strategy differs from that of the major Republican- and Democratic-aligned groups in the race: Rather than directly supporting either major-party nominee, it is promoting a third-party candidate while criticizing the Republican incumbent. The group's website provides little…
The chart above shows where super PACs and party committees are investing their money to try to shore up wins for their parties. It is dynamic and changes...
Three kratom-derived compounds, mitragynine pseudoindoxyl (MP), MGM-15, and MGM-16, are now Schedule I controlled substances under federal law through Aug....
The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) published draft guidance limiting cadmium, a toxic transition metal, in processed foods for babies and young children...
Households that receive federal food assistance would face new SNAP EBT security requirements under a USDA proposal to replace magnetic-stripe benefit cards...
ATS Group, a North Macedonia client, reported lobbying on U.S. investment under the Manufacturing issue code in its third-quarter 2026 filing.
U.S. investors and companies that put money into artificial intelligence, semiconductors, quantum computing, hypersonic systems, high-performance computing,...
Federal civilian agencies must exclude DeepSeek products from information technology procurements and remove covered products already deployed on their...
The defensive asylum grant rate in U.S. immigration courts fell from 25% in fiscal 2017 to 3% in the third quarter of fiscal 2026, a 22-percentage-point...
SESAC, which originally stood for the Society of European Stage Authors and Composers, is the client in this filing, listed as SESAC Rights Management Inc....
The House Committee on Education and Workforce held an Oct. 23 field hearing in Bethlehem, Pa., titled “More Choices, Brighter Futures: Expanding Education...
S.C. Johnson & Son Inc. reported lobbying on extended producer responsibility (EPR) in its 2026 third-quarter filing, which lists the issue as not tied to...
Nascent Biotech Inc. filed a new client registration with American Defense International Inc., signed Oct. 20, covering defense issues; the company has no...
The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights is lobbying to support S. 3779, the ICE Out of Our Faces Act, which would ban U.S. Immigration and...
Rep. Henry Cuellar (D-TX) posted Oct. 28 that a new Pentagon estimate puts the Iran war cost at $47.1 billion, excluding damage to U.S. military bases in...
The federal oceanographic research vessel fleet has had no government-wide inventory since March 2016, and NOAA's 15 remaining research and survey vessels...
Clergy members who once opted out of Social Security permanently now have a time-limited chance to reverse that decision, according to a new Congressional...
Congress has not enacted a comprehensive Department of State (DOS) authorization since 2002, and annual appropriations bills have carried standing waivers...