Policy · 117th Congress
USDA chief says climate plans won’t involve a leaner meat diet
The administration will not use eminent domain nor restrict meat consumption to meet conservation goals, the agriculture secretary said.
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The administration will not use eminent domain nor restrict meat consumption to meet conservation goals, the agriculture secretary said.
A market regulator signals openness to futures contracts on sports events, a move that could bypass state gambling rules.
Census results showed Rhode Island avoided going down to just one House member, while New York missed out on a seat by 89 people.
The Census Bureau will unveil which states will gain and lose congressional seats from population results of the 2020 decennial count.
After convincing other nations to promise emissions reductions, Biden must seek follow-through from those countries and Congress.
The court rejected an effort to defend Trump's move to make it harder for immigrants to achieve legal status if they use public benefits.
The case will be the first to address gun rights under the Second Amendment before a court where conservatives make up a 6-3 majority.
Texas teamed with a Trump group in a lawsuit claiming Biden's immigration policies put the US at greater risk for COVID-19.
A Pentagon commission has recommended overhauling how the military would prosecute sexual assault within the ranks.
The move keeps protections that ensure transgender people can stay in federally funded shelters that correspond with their gender identities.
A group of former Trump and Bush administration officials are urging the White House to raise the refugee admissions cap to 62,500.
Biden celebrated Earth Day by kicking off a two-day virtual climate summit and announced a goal to cut U.S. emissions.
Shareholders are pressing companies to align campaign spending with stated values on women's reproductive health and abortion rights.
Representatives of 40 nations will convene for the start of a two-day summit organized to seek pledges to cut greenhouse gas emissions.
Backers say her decades of environmental law experience qualify her as best choice to lead the White House Council on Environmental Quality.
A bipartisan group of lawmakers unveiled a bill Thursday to address the recent influx of migration at the U.S.-Mexico border.
The Trump administration successfully moved to decertify the immigration judges’ union. Will the Biden administration move to restore it?
As Congress weighs Biden’s $2 trillion infrastructure plan, how the money for passenger rail would be spent will be an important question.
The bill by Sen. Bernie Sanders, I-Vt., and Rep. Pramila Jayapal, D-Wash., would make college free — and make Wall Street pay for tuition.
Voting rights joined defense, taxes and health care as issues getting Washington lobbyists’ attention this year, new disclosure reports show.