Policy · 116th Congress
Pot restrictions add risks and costs to hemp growing
They want the federal government to issue guidelines that clarify that transactions involving hemp should be treated like transactions done by other legal industries.
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Policy · 116th Congress
As states legalize marijuana, pesticides may be a blind spot
Those regulators, as well as industry groups, say these standards are an improvement from having black-market products without any testing at all.
Policy · 116th Congress
More states allowing gun seizures amid plague of mass shootings
> The Ohio governor, a Republican trying to push gun control proposals through a legislature where the GOP holds supermajorities in both chambers, saw his predecessor, John Kasich, try the same thing without
Policy · 116th Congress
California sees push on data privacy
businesses and groups representing employers are all seeking either exemptions or amendments to the California Consumer Privacy Act, or CCPA, which has set the stage for a national debate on how companies should
Policy · 116th Congress
Could take FEC a while to regain a quorum, but don’t expect a ‘Wild West’
Penalty ‘slashed’ for ex-congressman who used leftover campaign money to lobby] Still, those who advise campaigns and donors, or focus on political money law, say the 2020 campaigns won’t be entirely without
Policy · 116th Congress
White House readies $4 billion foreign aid cuts package
programs] The foreign aid community has been bracing for the rescissions request, which could be sent to Congress within days, because it could effectively cancel previously appropriated funds even without
Policy · 116th Congress
Large employers question ‘Medicare for All’ plans, survey shows
“The concern is if you’re going to cover everything, your costs will go up, and without any indication of how you’re going to manage the care or ensure that if you’re covering more it’s for evidence-based
Policy · 116th Congress
Father of slain journalist seeks regulation of internet content
In essence, they wanted me to watch my daughter’s murder and explain to a robot why it should be removed.”
Policy · 116th Congress
Airwaves reserved for educational purposes may go to 5G
They’re also skeptical of Pai’s assurance that, without the educational requirement, the private sector will close the digital divide for students, especially in rural areas where it makes little
Policy · 116th Congress
House demands to see Trump’s cyberwarfare directive
and ranking member of the full committee, respectively, along with Langevin and New York Republican Elise Stefanik, the leaders of the emerging threats panel — have asked for the memo since February without
Policy · 116th Congress
Hearings on Facebook’s Libra could dim cryptocurrencies’ sheen
“Facebook is already too big and too powerful, and it has used that power to exploit users’ data without protecting their privacy,” Brown said on Twitter following the announcement of Libra.
Policy · 116th Congress
Mobile payments up but pace of growth slows
Essentially, near field allows for data to transfer between devices without relying on an internet connection, based on the devices’ proximity.
Policy · 116th Congress
Sen. Josh Hawley: ‘Huawei is not the answer’
We sat down with him to discuss the cybersecurity threat posed by China, whether the government should break up Big Tech, and what he fears most from social media.
Policy · 116th Congress
Bipartisan thumbs-down to facial recognition technology
Three years later, Cummings is still angry such surveillance was conducted without a warrant or reason to believe that he — or any other protester, for that matter — had done anything illegal.
Policy · 116th Congress
Washington goes slow on self-driving cars, and states don’t mind
Ting said states should be allowed to add their own regulations on top of a federal baseline, but “a lot is lost” by not having federal standards to provide regulatory certainty across the country
Policy · 116th Congress
Despite U.S. spying warnings, Huawei 5G reportedly gets U.K. approval
Separately, the U.K.’s National Cyber Security Center in March issued an assessment that said Huawei cannot be counted on to make equipment without bugs and security gaps.
Policy · 116th Congress
Your car is watching you. Who owns the data?
But consumer groups, aftermarket repair shops and privacy advocates say the data belongs to the car’s owners and the information should be subject to data privacy laws.
Policy · 116th Congress
US-China trade talks are a big deal for startups
They should not be weapons of war,” he added. Managing trade talk expectations Brad Setser, a senior fellow for international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, said the U.S.