OUR PERSPECTIVES

With the beginning of a new Congress comes speculation and planning for the authorization of federal agencies. One such agency, the...

The House of Representatives has finally launched the 118th Congress (after 15 rounds of contentious votes for Speaker). One of the first...

While all eyes are currently focused on the dynamics of kicking off the 118th Congress, this year is also poised to be busy in terms of...

Tucked into the FY23 appropriations bill is language that provides authority to the National Park Service to use Land and Water...

When the 118th Congress officially launches on January 3rd, over 80 new members of the House of Representatives and Senate will be sworn...

The 117th Congress had 33,000 bills introduced between the House and the Senate, with only 228 being signed into law. While most of those...

Over the past five years, a central focal area of U.S. trade policy has been the implementation of – and the ongoing battle against –...

With a split Congress, the Biden Administration is considering which regulatory tools are available to continue to enact their agenda....

With a new majority in the House of Representatives, over 80 new members in the House and Senate, many new committee leaders, and a...

This is the time of year that everyone in Washington, DC, is scrambling to determine what will get done by the holidays and what will get...

Although there are a handful of races still outstanding, majorities for both sides of Congress have already been called with narrow...

Following the recent elections, there is a lot of prognosticating about the projected lack of congressional action on climate policy with...

Narrow majorities in the 118th Congress comes with some natural legislative hurdles – everything requires bipartisanship to reach the...