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What Fire Policy to Watch in 2024
Wildfire has become a problem Congress can’t ignore and we’re seeing innovative policy solutions pop up across a wide range of committees...
Madeline Wade
Jan 8, 2024


2024: The Year of AI Regulation
Artificial intelligence policy has emerged as a key area of bipartisan movement in the 118th Congress, and this is only set to further...
Pooja Patel
Jan 3, 2024


Five Themes That Will Define 2024
Happy New Year! 2024 will be a fascinating (and potentially nerve-wracking) year to watch the confluence of policy and politics in what...
Charles Cooper
Jan 2, 2024


Top Five DC Takeaways from 2023
2023 was an interesting year for policy, politics, and the broader policy ecosystem. Â For many on Capitol Hill, it will be a year they...
Charles Cooper
Dec 19, 2023


Prepare Your Fiscal Year 2025 Appropriations Requests Now
As Members of Congress and their staff begin to head home for the holidays, now is the time to ready your organization’s FY25...
Brett Fulcer
Dec 15, 2023


Breaking Down U.S. Commitments During COP28
The United Nations Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP28) concluded in Dubai today. COP28 brought together leaders from around...
Madeline Wade
Dec 13, 2023


When Politics Consumes Policy…Or Does It?
There is an overplayed theme that election year politics shuts the door on policy and ends all hope that policy can advance. Of course,...
Charles Cooper
Dec 12, 2023


Latest Regulatory Agenda Sets Up a Busy 2024
On Wednesday last week, the White House Office of Management & Budget released their highly anticipated Fall 2023 Unified Regulatory...
Pooja Patel
Dec 11, 2023


Setting the Advocacy Agenda for 2024
As the year comes to a close, many organizations are putting together advocacy strategies for 2024. In DC, there are several legislative...
Madeline Wade
Dec 6, 2023


Bipartisan Priorities to Keep an Eye on in 2024
Outside of marquee legislation, like large funding packages and major reauthorization bills, it often feels like polarized politics and...
Brett Fulcer
Dec 5, 2023


The EXPLORE Act is Gaining Bipartisan and Bicameral Momentum
While much of the policy ecosystem is stalled in hyper-partisan dysfunction, the outdoor recreation policy space nears another historic...
Charles Cooper
Dec 4, 2023


Legislative Outlook for the Remainder of 2023
Back from Thanksgiving, Congress has 13 voting days to wrap up any outstanding legislative business in 2023. In a Dear Colleague letter ...
Brett Fulcer
Nov 28, 2023


The U.S.-China Reset: What Happens with 301 Tariffs?
President Joe Biden and China’s President Xi Jinping seemingly had a productive meeting and even lowered the escalating tension between...
Charles Cooper
Nov 21, 2023


Appropriators keep retiring. What does that mean for the spending process?
With all of the swirl surrounding how to keep the government funded, it can be easy to forget the power of a new appropriations bill....
Madeline Wade
Nov 15, 2023


A Looming Government Shutdown…Again
If the House of Representatives and the Senate are unable to move forward with a continuing resolution to extend current funding by the...
Charles Cooper
Nov 13, 2023


Breaking Down Biden’s Recent Investments in Rural Communities
Last week, President Biden visited a farm in Dakota County, Minnesota to announce over $5 billion investments in rural communities across...
Brett Fulcer
Nov 8, 2023


Climate Policy Isn’t Slowing Down
Between a new House Speaker and a quickly approaching election year, it would be easy to believe that climate policy will come to a...
Madeline Wade
Nov 7, 2023


Rural Development Policy Opportunities for the Remainder of the 118th Congress
As we approach the last few weeks of the first session of the 118th Congress, many are beginning to review their progress on legislative...
Brett Fulcer
Oct 31, 2023


Understanding EPA's PFAS Reporting Rule
Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), otherwise known as forever chemicals, have been making headlines due to their persistent...
Madeline Wade
Oct 30, 2023


Company Executives Engaging in DC Should Keep a Narrow Focus
Many corporate executives view the policy ecosystem in DC as a dysfunctional space that provides them with more risk than opportunity...
Charles Cooper
Oct 24, 2023
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