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President Trump is likely to act quickly to suspend and undo regulatory initiatives undertaken by the Obama Administration. Cedarbaum outlines the three main lines of attack the new president will have available, and which may be especially robust, given the probable support of a Congress fully controlled by Republicans.

In an op-ed in the Raleigh News & Observer, Debo Adegbile, in his role as a commissioner of the US Commission on Civil Rights (USCCR), previewed the panel's Friday visit to North Carolina...

The election of Donald Trump as the next President and the continued Republican control of Congress raise questions as to what changes may be expected at the SEC and what may stay the same.

Chief of Staff to Senator John Boozman (R-AR), Toni-Marie Higgins, returns to Madam Policy to discuss leadership and policy priorities in the new political climate of the Republican...

With the U.S. Mint no longer producing pennies and supplies running out nationwide, retailers and restaurants are pushing Congress to approve the Common Cents Act—a bill that would round cash...

Madam Policy welcomes champion and advocate for mental health services and LGBTQ+ rights as well as a fighter for all things Vermont, US Representative Becca Balint

As we have previously posted, the ITC currently has two open Commissioner positions after the exits of Commissioners Kieff and Pinkert earlier this year.

Robert Litt, former General Counsel for the Director of National Intelligence, appeared on The Rachel Maddow Show.

Further information regarding any adjustments to the USPTO's operating status will be posted on the USPTO website and delivered to the news media.

On March 22, Utah Governor Spencer Cox signed H.B. 90 into law, which notably amended the state's lobbying law to now require "foreign agents" to register as lobbyists.

On the latest episode, the Lobby Shop team breaks down the Vice-Presidential debate and its implications for the November election.

In 90 seconds, Caleb Burns of Wiley's Election Law & Government Ethics group will discuss the January LDA due dates and the lobbying expense accounting methodology your organization must select in Q1 2024.

2020 Post-Election Analysis with Leaders in Florida Politics.

The 116th Congress is poised to take an aggressive approach to investigations.

Never. In 1969, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that the Speaker of the House could not exclude a duly-elected candidate for the U.S. House of Representatives.

On April 15, the White House formally released its National Strategy for Trusted Identities in Cyberspace.

I recently had occasion to inspect some of the county records in the "Million Dollar Courthouse" in Pioche, Nevada.