
Returning Service Members Face Job Discrimination
The federal government is struggling to protect service members from workplace discrimination and retaliation when they return from military duty. [GAP] A...

The federal government is struggling to protect service members from workplace discrimination and retaliation when they return from military duty. [GAP] A...
The Council on American-Islamic Relations has entered the federal lobbying arena by registering Raben Group LLC as its lobbying firm in 2026. The CAIR...
The Community Justice Action Fund ended its lobbying relationship with ML Strategies LLC as of April 30, 2026, according to a Q2 2026 LDA termination filing...
A new Congressional Research Service report published June 9 lays bare a legal crisis at the heart of the Trump administration's immigration enforcement...
The CRS Report on recent Bangladesh political developments lands at a moment when Washington is trying to balance a trade deal, a China competition agenda,...
A fresh Congressional Research Service report on FERPA legal issues lands at a moment when the 50-year-old student privacy law is being pulled in three...
Three bills touching the rights and resources of Native American tribes will get their first public airing before the House Natural Resources hearing tribal...
A new Congressional Research Service report quietly published this week lays out the denaturalization legal framework in stark detail — and the picture it...
The Voting Rights Act is, at this moment, a law with a significant piece missing. A Congressional Research Service report updated June 3, 2026 lays out the...
The Senate's failure to advance S. 1318, the Fallen Servicemembers Religious Heritage Restoration Act, leaves unresolved a decades-old historical wrong:...
The Office of Hawaiian Affairs has registered Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP to lobby on defense issues, a new lobbying registration filed in spring...
The United States has a legal obligation to promote religious freedom abroad — and right now, the machinery built to fulfill that obligation is running on...
The House passed the ARTIST Act — formally, the Alaska's Right to Ivory Sales and Tradition Act — on Wednesday by a vote of 404 to 14, sending the bill to...
Why it matters: The Senate Indian Affairs Committee held a hearing Wednesday on nine tribal land bills, with federal witnesses signaling broad support but...
A new Congressional Research Service report maps a legal battlefield that could reshape how millions of Americans access medication abortion — and puts the...
The House Judiciary Committee is about to put the Southern Poverty Law Center on trial in all but name. When Chair Jim Jordan gavels in "Manufacturing Hate,...
Three tribal land bills that already passed the House are now waiting on the Senate — and a hearing scheduled for Wednesday at 628 Dirksen will determine...
A new Congressional Research Service report offers a timely reminder that the institution charged with writing America's workplace protection laws has long...