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.
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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.
Policy · 115th Congress
Trump to Huddle With House Republicans as Shutdown Situation Fluid
At this moment, the President does not want to go further without border security, which includes steel slats or a wall.
Policy · 115th Congress
Postal Service Prayer: Deliver Us From Fiscal Doom
The report, released Dec. 4, said Congress and the executive branch should change how the mail carrier operates to increase revenues and remain off the taxpayers’ back for unpaid-for debts.
Policy · 115th Congress
For Stripped-Down Criminal Justice Bill, Less Could Be More
“We could not have done this without the essential input from a number of key law enforcement organizations that partnered with us in this endeavor.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Democrats Want More Security Clearances for House Intel Aides
Without having at least one personal staffer with the security clearance to review classified material, lawmakers serving on the House Intelligence Committee are often at the mercy of the panel’s
Policy · 115th Congress
Nuclear Plants Go Belly Up in Democratic Districts. Then What?
Communities should have a right to that input, he said. “Every community going through this is facing these concerns.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Lawmakers Eye Cyber Bounties to Fix Bugs in Federal Networks
“After all, DHS is the lead civilian agency for cybersecurity and why should they fall behind the Pentagon or the General Service Administration?” the Rhode Island Democrat said.
Policy · 115th Congress
Need a Cave to Stash Your Oil? Feds Might Soon Have a Deal for You
The legislation was advanced Thursday by the Energy Subcommittee in a voice vote and without any amendments.
Policy · 115th Congress
As Trump Looks to Outer Space, Senate Dems Put In a Word for Earth
In the end, Bridenstine took the helm of the agency without Democratic support. Senators confirmed him in April on a party-line vote.
Policy · 115th Congress
Foreign Lobbying Overhauls Stall as Manafort Goes to Trial
“It should be easy.” ‘A political approach’ Critics of some of the proposals, though, say lawmakers haven’t gotten it right yet.
Policy · 115th Congress
For Once, Senate Set to Eclipse House in Appropriations Pace
‘302(b)s’ puzzle Complicating efforts to reach final agreement on the bills passed by each chamber are ongoing negotiations about how much of the available spending under the fiscal 2019 budget caps should
Policy · 115th Congress
Lawmakers Scramble to Extend Flood Insurance Before Hurricane Season Peaks
Without reauthorization before July 31, the program would be unable to issue new flood insurance policies and would operate reduced borrowing authority.
Policy · 115th Congress
Walden Won’t Give Odds on Horse Racing Bill Leaving the Gate
Kitty Block, acting president of the Humane Society, said industry groups should “accept the fact that policing themselves is not working and that the integrity of the sport is at a crossroads.”
Policy · 115th Congress
Supreme Court Overturns 1992 Sales Tax Ruling
The Supreme Court split Thursday on who should resolve the issue.