Florida's 19th District General Election: Arias vs. Schwartzel
Both parties settled their nominees on Aug. 18 in Florida's 19th Congressional District, sending the race toward a November general election that outside...
Both parties settled their nominees on Aug. 18 in Florida's 19th Congressional District, sending the race toward a November general election that outside...
Private and recreational pilots planning a trip face a recurring frustration: they can easily find out how much fuel costs at an airport, but determining...
Mario Diaz-Balart cleared the Republican primary in Florida's 26th Congressional District on Aug. 18 without opposition, setting up a general election...
The U.S. military is confronting a hidden occupational hazard that could affect hundreds of thousands of service members: blast overpressure exposure during...
Debbie Wasserman Schultz captured the Democratic nomination for Florida's 20th Congressional District on Aug. 18, pulling 46 percent of the vote in a...
A recent CRS report examines a significant shift in how the second Trump Administration is approaching democracy and human rights promotion abroad,...
The deduction, created by the One Big, Beautiful Bill Act signed into law on July 4, 2025, allows workers to exclude certain overtime pay from taxable...
A recent CRS report examines a growing policy clash over how the FDA regulates substances manufacturers claim are safe to add to food. The stakes are...
The Army's two largest depots for maintaining ground vehicles are struggling to keep military equipment combat-ready despite spending more than $7.1 billion...
A recent CRS report published July 1 examines how federal child labor law works in practice, and the findings arrive as Congress debates whether penalties...
Sebastian R. Losacker-Arenas has joined the House Science, Space and Technology Committee as a Staff Assistant, effective August 1, 2026. Losacker-Arenas...
Congress faces a fundamental disagreement over federal policy on transit-oriented development. A recent Congressional Research Service report frames a sharp...
San Luis & Delta-Mendota Water Authority, which delivers water to approximately 1.2 million acres of farmland, hired Dennis Cardoza Consulting Services LLC...
The Department of Veterans Affairs is asking Congress for billions of dollars more than it budgeted, raising urgent questions about how the agency forecasts...
EPA's latest renewable fuel rule, released in March, expands the volume of biofuels required in U.S. transportation fuel for 2026 and 2027, but a...
A recent CRS report examines how modern vehicles collect and share precise location data, revealing regulatory gaps that could expose Americans to stalking,...
Congress faces a growing revenue problem as fuel-efficient and electric vehicles erode the federal gas tax base, a Congressional Research Service report...
Federal agencies handed out roughly $186 billion in improper payments in fiscal year 2025 — a staggering sum that represents money sent to the wrong people,...
A Congressional Research Service report on the Golden Dome air and missile defense program reveals a dramatic mismatch between the Trump administration's...
The Constitution requires periodic census conduct to apportion political representation among states. To prepare, the agency is running a smaller test than...
U.S.-China tariffs have spiraled to levels not seen in decades, with the average American duty on Chinese goods reaching approximately 36.5 percent as of...
A recent Congressional Research Service report examining the FY2026 National Defense Authorization Act reveals how lawmakers are embedding cybersecurity...
Federal enforcement of the Johnson Amendment, which has restricted tax-exempt organizations from endorsing political candidates since 1954, faces a...