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After two years of deliberation, the Securities and Exchange Commission adopted and issued its final rule on climate disclosure...

Over the weekend, the text of the first tranche of Fiscal Year 2024 appropriations was released. The bill provides sustained FY24 funding...

It can be hard to reverse it when Congress begins a trend (i.e., fighting over the debt limit, leveraging...

The Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC), is the federal agency charged with regulating futures, options, and other financial...

From the most junior advocates to Fortune 100 CEOs, there is often a misunderstanding around how to be influential across the policy...

In addition to the legislative priorities that surface during a new Congress, a changing majority in either chamber generally signals a...

There is so much talk about Republicans and Democrats not getting along these days that we sometimes forget about the shattered...

After months of waiting, the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released its final rule on National Ambient Air Quality Standards last...

As the arduous, drawn-out process of finalizing fiscal year 2024 appropriations bills continues to bleed into the current fiscal year,...

Congressional leaders on both sides of the aisle do more behind the scenes than anyone would know – in part because their...

AI is becoming inescapable – in our day-to-day lives, legislation, and regulation. In the last six months, congressional committees and...

Last week, my coworkers and I traveled to New Orleans to attend Brumidi Group’s 3rd biannual retreat. At Brumidi Group, I work remotely...

Last year, the Biden Administration released its Fall Regulatory Agenda laying out its anticipated timeline for introducing rules. This...

Negotiations around immigration reform have stalled, Republicans are seeking to impeach the Secretary of Homeland Security and are...

The Chevron Doctrine, a fundamental principle in shaping regulations, has played a pivotal role in creating the relationship between the...

Despite the dominance of appropriations discourse and elections rhetoric so far this year, there are significant opportunities to impact...

There is a long list of reasons why congressional approval has fallen to 15% this month (not too far from the 9% in November of 2013,...

The House Natural Resources Committee passed a historic bill today – the Expanding Public Lands Outdoor Recreation Experiences (EXPLORE)...

Once again, we’re days away from a potential government shutdown. To recap, House Speaker Mike Johnson (R-LA) and Senate Majority Leader...

As Congress returns to DC after the holiday break, some are hoping that policymakers added “advancing trade policies” to their New Year’s...