Policy · 116th Congress
National Park Service to remove ban on some hunting practices in Alaska
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Policy · 116th Congress
Trump administration sued over border restrictions
“This is the most extreme of the Trump administration’s anti-children anti-asylum policies,” Lee Gelernt, the deputy director of the ACLU Immigrants’ Rights Project, said in an interview.
Policy · 116th Congress
USCIS resumes naturalizations, ushers in 2,000 new citizens
The agency said if it doesn’t get the appropriations, it will begin to furlough employees by July 20.
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Optimism abounds on cryptocurrency ETFs despite lack of action
Reiners said in an interview that the profit incentive for stock exchanges, sponsors of the funds and companies putting together investment indexes will drive regulators to approve them, as there
Policy · 116th Congress
DOJ ‘reassigned’ career members of Board of Immigration Appeals
The Board of Immigration Appeals, or BIA, is a 23-member body under the Executive Office of Immigration Review, the Justice Department agency overseeing the immigration court system.
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Renewable energy projects get a pandemic break from IRS
“It applies broadly, but it’s particularly important for the wind energy sector,” Greg Wetstone, president and CEO of the American Council on Renewable Energy, said in an interview.
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Drug overdoses climb during COVID-19 pandemic
She said the group is working to release more regional data this week. Experts worry about the impact the pandemic will have on the death rate due to drug and alcohol use.
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Pentagon AI chief says the technology could help spot future pandemics earlier
“Jack” Shanahan, director of the Pentagon’s Joint Artificial Intelligence Center, said in an interview.
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Coronavirus wallops disaster agencies as storms, fires approach
to the season each year.
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Federal Reserve chairman disappoints Democrats hoping for fiscal backing
Powell said in a May 13 interview with the Peterson Institute for International Economics.
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USDA is key for food aid, but may lack speed in crisis
The COVID-19 pandemic has underlined weaknesses in the U.S. food supply chain as the highly integrated network based on just-in-time delivery clogged up amid a collapse in consumer demand, the closing
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Fed’s Powell to Congress: Economy needs more fiscal relief
In an interview Wednesday with the Peterson Institute for International Economics, Powell called the COVID-19 pandemic an unprecedented economic challenge that needs to be met with even more aggressive
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Facebook’s Libra concessions to regulators raise new questions
Lawmakers distrustful of Facebook’s involvement will likely remain unconvinced, the aide told CQ Roll Call in an interview. Regulatory hurdles Rep.
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States see contact tracing with cellphones as key to reopening economies
Tracers and epidemiologists interview people with infectious diseases to find out who they had contact with in the recent past and get those people to quarantine and to report who they in turn had contact
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Lawmakers find markets mean more than policy in oil industry
The longer-term forecast report due from the EIA Tuesday is likely to offer more of the same.
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As fishermen stay in port, Trump pushes fish farming
In the order issued Thursday, the president directed the administration to analyze the U.S. plan for aquaculture — the synthetic breeding, growing and harvesting of fish, shellfish and plants on
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$8 billion raised in global coronavirus vaccine drive, as US skips effort
“The U.S. historically in the post-World War II-era has been the leader at the table pushing the world to do the right thing,” Rep.
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DOJ hiring changes may help Trump’s plan to curb immigration
They also highlight additional fraying of the firewall between the Justice Department and the neutral arbiters of the immigration court system under its purview.
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Treasury IG: A decade of carbon-capture tax credits were faulty
Kurt Waltzer, managing director of the Clean Air Task Force, said it’s been clear for years that the credits claimed at the IRS were not lining up with the emissions reported to the EPA.