Policy · 117th Congress
Ripple case seen as precedent for cryptocurrency regulation
“This is a significant case,” Hinkes said in an interview with CQ Roll Call.
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Policy · 117th Congress
In India, Facebook and Twitter walk censorship tightrope with government
“During the U.S. presidential election, we saw a fair, neutral, objective position from the side of social media,” Chandra said in an interview. “So why can’t they do the same in India?”
Policy · 117th Congress
Tech companies join calls for disclosure mandate to meet US emissions goals
Steven Rothstein, managing director of the Ceres Accelerator for Sustainable Capital Markets, said in an interview that public support for climate risk reporting represents a transformation from
Policy · 117th Congress
Advocates push for office to reconsider ‘unjust’ deportations
“It’s a continuing fight,” Bailey said in a phone interview, discussing his battle to return to the U.S. “Why is someone holding the key and refusing to let their sons and their daughters in?
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FEMA’s tasks pit COVID-19 vaccinations against hurricane prep
Staffing at the Federal Emergency Management Agency is at critical lows as the agency has been fighting the COVID-19 pandemic, which experts say is setting back preparations for hurricanes.
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Odds appear to improve for sports-based financial derivatives
CFTC futures contracts are not subject to state gambling laws, or to federal internet gambling restrictions, Berkovitz told CQ Roll Call in an interview.
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Former GOP officials signal support for higher refugee cap
“The dismantling of the USRAP [U.S.
Policy · 117th Congress
Despite Biden’s union support, immigration judges left waiting
Amiena Khan, president of the judges’ union, said in an interview that the Biden administration has not reached out about the issue.
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Shareholders question corporate dollars supporting abortion restrictions
the champions of the anti-choice movement?’”
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Corporations agree to transparency on climate lobbying
“A+ reports” are rare, Holzman said in an interview.
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HHS moves to reinstate aid to family planning clinics that perform abortions
The Trump administration rule became the subject of multiple lawsuits. The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld the rule nationally, but the 4th U.S.
Policy · 117th Congress
Digital art frenzy raises questions for tax, law enforcement
Tim Carpenter, who oversees the FBI’s art crime team, said the scope of the money laundering problem in the art industry is “enormous.”
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Obama alums, police chief named to lead immigration agencies
“Together they will help advance the Department of Homeland Security’s mission to ensure the safety and security of the American people.
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Court challenge to ‘expulsion’ order looms over border policy
Family detention The American Civil Liberties Union filed a legal challenge to the expulsion policy on behalf of migrant families during the final days of the Trump administration The suit
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Making equity matter in transportation
It was the urban planners’ version of a “tell” — this neighborhood, isolated from the rest of the city, would be where the disadvantaged live.
Policy · 117th Congress
Pandemic adds hurdles for sexually transmitted disease reduction
the past year.
Policy · 117th Congress
US releases border center photos following transparency calls
Cuellar said in an interview the press “absolutely” should be allowed inside: “I think people need to know what’s happening in our backyard at the border.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Walsh confirmed to lead the Labor Department
“With Marty Walsh, the corporate infiltration of the Department of Labor ends now.”
Policy · 117th Congress
Mayorkas stands against policies to deter migration at hearing
the southwest border, while insisting the U.S. border remains “closed.”
Policy · 117th Congress
IRS to postpone April 15 tax-filing deadline by a month
The agency had been under pressure for weeks from congressional Democrats to extend the filing and payment deadlines as it did last year as the coronavirus pandemic’s first wave swept the country