Report Mulls Over Changing The Fed's Mandate
A new Congressional Research Service report lands as House lawmakers advance legislation that could fundamentally reshape how the Fed does its job
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A new Congressional Research Service report lands as House lawmakers advance legislation that could fundamentally reshape how the Fed does its job
The Supreme Court has agreed to hear a case that could fundamentally alter the legal landscape for Title IX employee discrimination claims at federally...
Brian Gallagher, Operations Director for Rep. Haley Stevens (D-MI-11), has taken on a new title in the Michigan Democrat's personal office, capping a tenure...
Madeline Baltz, Press Secretary for Rep. Barry Moore (R-AL-1), has stepped into an elevated communications role in the Alabama congressman's press office,...
A.V. Whitney, legislative assistant in the office of Sen. Cory Booker (D-NJ), has stepped into a new role in the New Jersey Democrat's personal office at...
Seth Ricketts Energy Commerce circles are tracking a notable congressional staff movement on Capitol Hill: Ricketts has stepped into the role of Clerk for...
George Washington University has filed a new lobbying registration with federal authorities, bringing on Cormac Group LLP to lobby on veterans issues. The...
A newly formed advocacy group is making its first move in Washington, hiring a lobbying firm to advance Lebanon-Israel peace diplomacy at a pivotal moment...
DuPont Specialty Products USA LLC has ended its lobbying relationship with Cross Potomac Consulting LLC, according to a lobbying disclosure termination...
The motion to recommit failed. But the real story is how a monument to women became a monument to dysfunction.
A new Congressional Research Service report on Medicare's site-neutral payment policy lands at a moment when Congress is actively hunting for ways to offset...
Congress faces a hard deadline. The Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act, which authorized five years of federal surface transportation programs including...
More than 15,000 young people aged out of foster care in FY2025 — leaving the system without a permanent family and, in many cases, without the tools to...
More than four years into Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Congressional Research Service is putting Congress on notice: the diplomatic path to...
As the Trump administration pursues sweeping cuts to federal spending, a newly updated Congressional Research Service report offers a detailed look at how...
The House Veterans' Affairs Committee convened on May 20 to consider one of the most expansive VA reform packages in recent memory, advancing 23 bills and...
Why it matters: The Senate Small Business and Entrepreneurship Committee held a hearing on May 20, 2026 focused on government fraud and the retaliation...
A Congressional Research Service report updated May 14 finds that the federal government has only partially implemented a 2021 law designed to build a...
Why it matters: The House Energy and Commerce Committee held a wide-ranging full committee markup on May 21, 2026, advancing 16 bills spanning vehicle...
Florida's top emergency official is heading into the 2026 hurricane season with cautious optimism about FEMA funding Florida has long struggled to access...
Why it matters: The House Administration Subcommittee on Elections held an election security hearing on May 20, 2026, that exposed a deepening rift between...
A new Congressional Research Service report on wildfire fuel treatments lands at a politically charged moment: the Trump Administration is simultaneously...
A new Congressional Research Service report is putting military infertility benefits back on the legislative agenda, documenting a persistent gap between...
A quiet but consequential shift in how the federal government publishes scientific research is on a collision course with fiscal reality. The U.S....
