Justin Schwab, Nominee, Environmental Protection Agency appeared before the Senate Environment and Public Works Committee at a hearing on his nomination on...
Democrats on the Senate Health, Education, Labor, and Pensions (HELP) Committee pressed Catherine Eschbach on her record at the Equal Employment Opportunity...
The Senate Finance Committee held a hearing Nov. 10 to consider the nominations of Francis Browne and Robert Stebbins to Treasury posts, and Christopher...
Senate Democrats pressed Federal Communications Commission (FCC) nominee Danielle Thumann Severs on her ties to Chairman Brendan Carr at a Nov. 10 Senate...
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee held a hearing on Nov. 10 for 10 State Department nominees. The committee, chaired by Sen. Jim Risch (R-ID), heard...
The Senate Armed Services Committee will consider whether Hung Cao should become secretary of the Navy, a nomination that also requires a congressional waiver. Cao retired from the Navy in October 2021, and USNI News reported that federal law requires a longer interval before a retired military officer can serve as a service secretary. Cao therefore needs congressional approval of a waiver. The committee's "Hearings to Examine the Nomination of Hung Cao, of Virginia, to Be Secretary of the Navy" is scheduled for Nov. 17. The committee's chair is Sen. Roger Wicker (R-MS), and its ranking…
Geostationary satellite operators in the United States and the broadband satellite systems that share spectrum with them will work from a revised set of...
The Ethiopia conflict is spreading, and the country may be heading toward war with Eritrea, according to a new Congressional Research Service (CRS) report.
At a Nov. 10 hearing, Sen. Raphael Warnock (D-GA) pressed the nominee for USDA's top trade post, Gregory Ibach, for a yes or no on funding Food for Peace,...
The Senate Judiciary Committee business meeting on Nov. 10 moved four district court nominees and held over S.5289, a bill to protect the free exercise of...
The Healthy Start program's statutory authorization extended only through fiscal 2025, and appropriations laws have kept the program funded, most recently...
Federal emergency communications grants run through five departments, and many preparedness grants list interoperable communications equipment as an...
None of the 13 memorials in progress under the Commemorative Works Act is under construction, according to a new Congressional Research Service (CRS) report.
Foreign holdings of U.S. agricultural land have grown an average of more than 2.4 million acres a year since 2017, according to a new Congressional Research...
Congress has authorized 48 works under the Commemorative Works Act (CWA) since 1986, and 25 are complete, according to a new Congressional Research Service...
The House-passed and Senate committee-reported farm bills would both reauthorize expired farm and food programs, but they diverge on tobacco funding, farm...
Banks and money transmitters sending cross-border payments will retain the existing $3,000 recordkeeping threshold after the Treasury Department withdrew a...
Exporters and companies that deal with affiliates of firms on the Commerce Department's restricted lists will not yet face a broader set of export controls...
Commercial space launch and reentry operators could meet safety requirements for uncontrolled atmospheric returns by showing their vehicles would break...
The Labor Department ended affirmative action requirements for Registered Apprenticeship program sponsors, the organizations that operate apprenticeship...
Hospitals and surgery centers paid by Medicare for outpatient care will receive revised 2027 payment rates, and patients receiving certain botulinum toxin...
CurePSP Inc. filed a New client Registration signed Sept. 4 that lists two in-house lobbyists on health, environmental, and medical research issues. The...
Central Heights Unified School District 288 (Richmond, Kan.) hired AdvocacyBuild LLC, which signed a new client registration on Sept. 29. The registration...
