Tax policy expert and former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Legislative Affairs (Tax & Budget) at the US Department of the Treasury, Alice Lin joins Madam Policy host Dee Martin to discuss her journey.

The Worker, Homeownership, and Business Assistance Act of 2009 (the "Act") signed today by President Obama allows corporate taxpayers with net operating losses ("NOLs") in 2008 or 2009 to elect to carry back such NOLs up to five years.

In this pre-election episode of The Lobby Shop, co-hosts Liam Donovan, Josh Zive, Caitlin Sickles, and Dylan Pasiuk sit down with Justin Slaughter, Vice President of Regulatory Affairs at venture capital firm Paradigm.

Clean ammonia, produced with clean hydrogen, presents a lower-carbon alternative to traditional production methods, which are estimated to emit 500 million tons of carbon dioxide each year.

Compliance with the Worker Adjustment and Retraining Notification (WARN) Act is critical when mergers and acquisitions in the energy sector result in workforce reductions.

The global shipping industry is transitioning away from high-emission fuels, creating opportunities for biofuel producers and energy investors. Two federal policy frameworks—Section 45Z and the Renewable Fuel Standard—are shaping the future of low-carbon marine fuels by expanding incentives and improving fuel economics to close the cost gap with conventional options.

Strategic environmental compliance audits enable companies to proactively identify regulatory risks and strengthen internal compliance systems before enforcement issues arise. By evaluating environmental obligations and performance on their own timeline, organizations can address potential concerns while improving operational decision-making. When conducted strategically, these audits may support eligibility for voluntary disclosure benefits and enhance legal protections.

The Trump administration has revoked or revised numerous federal regulations under various environmental laws in 2025. Now, the administration has proposed the latest iteration...

On November 7, 2025, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee M. Zeldin signed a final rule approving the application of the State of Texas for transfer of primacy...

Explore the complex world of PFAS (Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances) on this episode of The Environmental Law Monitor. Scott Churbock, senior vice president of enterprise risk and regulatory affairs...

In the Lobby Shop's first episode of 2025, co-hosts Liam Donovan, Caitlin Sickles and Dylan Pasiuk convene to analyze the political environment ahead of President-elect Trump's second inauguration.

As the U.S. enters its fourth week of the government shutdown, The Lobby Shop team breaks down where the pain points are emerging...

The Lobby Shop team comes back together to analyze the recent election results and discuss what Trump's victory, along with a Republican trifecta, mean for the future of the party.

With the federal government reopened, Lobby Shop hosts Josh Zive, Paul Nathanson and Liam Donovan break down the political fallout and how both parties are repositioning.

This week on The Lobby Shop, the team dives into the storm brewing in Washington as Congress heads into August recess. Josh Zive and Paul Nathanson dissect President Trump's latest tariff moves...

Kicking off the first The Lobby Shop episode of 2026, hosts Josh Zive, Caitlin Sickles, Dylan Pasiuk, and Liam Donovan take stock of the political forces already shaping the year ahead.

The Lobby Shop hosts Josh Zive, Paul Nathanson, and Caitlin Sickles are joined by veteran Wall Street Journal manufacturing reporter Bob Tita to explore the potential impact of new tariffs on U.S. manufacturers...

The Supreme Court just upended a core piece of the administration's tariff strategy. Co-hosts Josh Zive and Paul Nathanson break down what the 6-3 Court ruling means...

The escalation of hostilities in the Gulf region has prompted infrastructure developers to examine force majeure clauses in their concession agreements, but the availability of relief depends heavily on specific contractual terms that vary significantly across jurisdictions and procurers. Understanding the intricate, multi-stage mechanisms within these clauses—including carve-outs, notice requirements, and time bars—is critical for developers seeking protection from regional conflict disruptions

In this episode of Madam Policy, hosts Dee Martin and Ihna Mangundayao welcome Halie Craig, Technology Policy Director for the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation.