Senate to Examine Navy Nominees With Shipbuilding Experience
Two nominees for senior civilian Navy positions will appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Nov. 19, and both have ties to Navy shipbuilding....
Two nominees for senior civilian Navy positions will appear before the Senate Armed Services Committee on Nov. 19, and both have ties to Navy shipbuilding....
The Senate Armed Services Committee will consider whether Hung Cao should become secretary of the Navy, a nomination that also requires a congressional...
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...
Medicare home health agencies face new payment rates and reporting requirements for 2027, changing how they are paid and what they must report, under a...
Rep. Thomas Massie (R-KY) is standing firm in his effort to impeach Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, drawing support from Democrats and opposition from Republican leaders as President Donald Trump has defended Hegseth. Massie reintroduced eight articles of impeachment against Hegseth on Monday Nov. 9, following an earlier effort in September. According to a press release from Massie's office, three articles allege violations of the War Powers Resolution of 1973 related to the Iran war. The remaining articles accuse Hegseth of disregarding civilian protections, conducting extrajudicial…
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recovered less than half of the $25.8 billion it spent on Superfund cleanup costs at nonfederal National...
The final rule is not routine: It implements Executive Order 14279, the Education Department received 7,051 public comments, and Community College Daily...
Medicare prescription drug plans, manufacturers whose drugs are selected for price negotiations and Medicare beneficiaries face new requirements as the...
Owners of new polyvinyl chloride (PVC) plants will no longer have to meet a federal limit on total wastewater pollutants, as the EPA eliminates a standard...
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...
Pleasanton (Kan.) Unified School District 344 hired AdvocacyBuild LLC to lobby on education (EDU), according to a new client registration signed Sept. 29....
Penn Hill Group registered the National Association for the Transformation of Adult Education as a new lobbying client on August 10. The National...
Ballard Partners LLC filed a new client registration for Cyprus-based Nerobreeze Ltd. on Oct. 14, covering Energy/Nuclear issues. Bloomberg Government has...
The Board of Veterans' Appeals ended fiscal 2024 with 200,805 appeals pending, and all three dockets ran past goals, according to a new Congressional...
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) backstop siting of power lines would reach most of the country under a bill pending before the Senate, according...
Child nutrition programs have kept operating without a new reauthorization since some authorities expired on Sept. 30, 2015, according to a new...
The U.S.-brokered Israel-Lebanon framework has stalled, leaving Hezbollah's disarmament and Israeli withdrawal unresolved, according to a new Congressional...
Federal appeals courts split in September over handgun sales, immigration detention, prediction markets and fishery councils, according to a new...