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Why it matters: The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology convened a hearing on June 4 to examine the state of U.S....
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Why it matters: The House Energy and Commerce Subcommittee on Communications and Technology convened a hearing on June 4 to examine the state of U.S....
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee's June 2026 business meeting is poised to move 26 bills at once, spanning China human rights policy, Taiwan defense,...
Pacific Fusion Corp., a fusion energy company with a reported $1 billion investment in New Mexico, has filed a lobbying registration disclosure with federal...
The American Jewish Medical Association is making its first move into federal lobbying, hiring Forward Global US Inc. to represent it on civil rights,...
The Senate confirmed the Brock Dahl nomination on a near-perfect party-line vote Friday, installing the Maryland attorney as Legal Adviser of the Department...
A1 Lithium Inc. has filed a lobbying registration disclosure with federal authorities, retaining Bennett Consulting Group to represent it on energy and...
Waymo LLC has retained Greenberg Traurig LLP as an outside lobbying firm, filing a new client registration on May 1, 2026, signed June 10. The move brings a...
With Congress in the middle of a high-stakes debate over a sweeping reconciliation package, the question of which economic numbers to trust has never been...
A new Congressional Research Service report published June 11 finds that the Iran conflict's impact on natural gas prices has split sharply along geographic...
The School-Community Health Alliance of Michigan has entered federal lobbying for the first time, registering Clark Hill Public Strategies LLC as its...
The 2026 Farm Bill passed the House in April, but the Senate hasn't moved. Here's what the Congressional Research Service says is at stake.
The Senate Judiciary Committee's June 18 business meeting puts three substantive bills on the table at once: two that would open federal courtrooms to...
Why it matters: The Senate Agriculture Committee convened a USDA oversight hearing on June 10 that put Agriculture Secretary Brooke Rollins on the hot seat...
Why it matters: Section 702 of the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act — the authority that allows U.S. intelligence agencies to collect communications of...
The Senate voted 47-43 on Friday to invoke cloture on PN851-7, advancing the confirmation of Justin D. Smith of Missouri to serve as a U.S. Circuit Judge...
A new Congressional Research Service legal report published June 10 maps the most consequential circuit splits from May 2026, and the fault lines it...
Amgen Inc. has registered Avenue Solutions as a new outside lobbying firm, according to a lobbying registration disclosure filed June 1, 2026. The...
Why it matters: The House Judiciary Subcommittee on Courts, Intellectual Property, Artificial Intelligence, and the Internet held a pharmaceutical patent...
A federal program that has delivered 2.5 billion meals and 273 million nights of shelter since 1983 is facing its most direct elimination threat yet. The...
A proposed railroad merger and acquisitions deal announced last summer could reshape how goods move across the United States for decades. Union Pacific...
Why it matters: The House Committee on Small Business held a hearing on June 3 examining the role of small businesses in national security, and the central...
Kiwanis International, the global service organization known for its youth-focused community work, has registered a lobbying firm for the first time,...
OBSIDIA Semiconductors Inc., a defense-focused semiconductor startup, ended its lobbying relationship with Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP as of May 1,...
Nationstar Mortgage LLC ended its lobbying relationship with Breakaway LLC in a Second Quarter 2026 LDA termination filing, with the termination effective...