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The second Trump administration has launched a broad deregulatory agenda at the US Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA), refocusing the Agency's mission and redirecting enforcement priorities and resources.

The second Trump administration has launched an aggressive deregulatory campaign at the US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)...

On July 21, 2025, the US Department of the Treasury's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) announced its intention to postpone the effective date of the final rule adding certain...

In a first, a California appellate court recently ruled that federal law preempts Proposition 65's warning requirement from applying to generic over-the-counter...

he House passed the minibus and MTG filed a motion to vacate the chair.

A big congratulations to our Appropriations Team members: Leslie Belcher, Elizabeth Burks, and Rowan Bost; who were included among The Hill's Top Lobbyists for 2024!

As the reconciliation process moves forward, GOP leaders are making key decisions on spending cut proposals.

The House passed the first FY26 appropriations bill (MilCon-VA) this week by a vote of 218–206.

In what was supposed to be the opening bid for Senate appropriators in their FY26 process, a markup of the Commerce-Justice-Science (CJS)...

While appropriations talks had been proceeding this summer relatively smoothly, events over the past week have drastically increased the chances of a shutdown.

While FY26 appropriations negotiations continue to dominate attention on Capitol Hill, planning for FY27 is already well underway within the executive branch.

Congressional Republicans pursue a two-track approach to restore Department of Homeland Security funding after a record 63-day shutdown, using budget reconciliation for immigration enforcement while advancing the regular FY27 appropriations process.

Ten to fifteen years ago, some of us on this blog were called fear-mongers, and worse, for trying to raise the alarum about the threat to our security posed by cyberattacks.

A federal appeals court has upheld the Department of War's authority to exclude Anthropic's Claude AI from its supply chain under FASCSA, finding that concerns about the AI model's potential operational unreliability constitute a reasonable national security risk. The ruling diverges from a prior district court decision and raises significant questions about how federal agencies can restrict AI technologies in government contracting, even absent malicious intent from developers.

On June 2, 2023, a new Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) rule, implementing the No TikTok on Government Devices Act, was published in the Federal Register effective immediately.

Though Congress bought more time to reach a spending deal with the passage of a CR last week, progress towards assigning the subcommittee spending allocations, known as the 302(b) allocations...

A partial government shutdown involving agencies within the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Appropriations Subcommittee bill now appears inevitable...